gii-error(3) [debian man page]

gg-error(3)								GGI							       gg-error(3)

NAME

       gg-error, gii-error, ggi-error - GGI error definitions

SYNOPSIS

       #include <ggi/errors.h>

DESCRIPTION

       GGI return code policy is usually (unless otherwise noted):

       == 0 on normal completion
	> 0 when giving additional hints or returning positiv integer data
	< 0 for errors

       GGI error codes are of the form GGI_* and are guaranteed to be negative (except GGI_OK of course, which is guaranteed to be zero).

       The following error codes are defined:

       GGI_OK		       0     /* All is well */

       GGI_ENOMEM	     -20     /* Out of memory */
       GGI_ENOFILE	     -21     /* File does not exist */
       GGI_ENODEVICE	     -22     /* Input/Output device can not be opened */
       GGI_EARGREQ	     -23     /* Required argument missing */
       GGI_EARGINVAL	     -24     /* Invalid argument(s) */
       GGI_ENOTALLOC	     -25     /* Trying to use or deallocate a resource that
					was not previously allocated */
       GGI_EFATAL	     -26     /* Fatal error - the state of the target of
					the operation is undefined */
       GGI_EBADFILE	     -27     /* Error reading (config) file */
       GGI_ENOSPACE	     -28     /* Out of space / range */
       GGI_ENOFUNC	     -29     /* Function not implemented */
       GGI_EBUSY	     -30     /* Object is busy */
       GGI_ENOTFOUND	     -31     /* The requested object was not found */
       GGI_EEXCLUSIVE	     -32     /* Tried to get non-exclusive access to object
					which only supports exclusive access */
       GGI_ENOMATCH	     -33     /* No matching entry found */

       GGI_EEVUNKNOWN	     -40     /* Unknown event sent to or received from
					input source */
       GGI_EEVNOTARGET	     -41     /* No apropriate target for for sent event */
       GGI_EEVOVERFLOW	     -42     /* Overflow when queuing event */

       GGI_EUNKNOWN	     -99     /* Unknown error */

       The values -1 to -19 are reserved for extensions. See their error manpage for the details.

libgg-1.0.x							    2005-07-29							       gg-error(3)

gg-error(3)								GGI							       gg-error(3)

NAME

       gg-error, gii-error, ggi-error - GGI error definitions

SYNOPSIS

       #include <ggi/errors.h>

DESCRIPTION

       GGI return code policy is usually (unless otherwise noted):

       == 0 on normal completion
	> 0 when giving additional hints or returning positiv integer data
	< 0 for errors

       GGI error codes are of the form GGI_* and are guaranteed to be negative (except GGI_OK of course, which is guaranteed to be zero).

       The following error codes are defined:

       GGI_OK		       0     /* All is well */

       GGI_ENOMEM	     -20     /* Out of memory */
       GGI_ENOFILE	     -21     /* File does not exist */
       GGI_ENODEVICE	     -22     /* Input/Output device can not be opened */
       GGI_EARGREQ	     -23     /* Required argument missing */
       GGI_EARGINVAL	     -24     /* Invalid argument(s) */
       GGI_ENOTALLOC	     -25     /* Trying to use or deallocate a resource that
					was not previously allocated */
       GGI_EFATAL	     -26     /* Fatal error - the state of the target of
					the operation is undefined */
       GGI_EBADFILE	     -27     /* Error reading (config) file */
       GGI_ENOSPACE	     -28     /* Out of space / range */
       GGI_ENOFUNC	     -29     /* Function not implemented */
       GGI_EBUSY	     -30     /* Object is busy */
       GGI_ENOTFOUND	     -31     /* The requested object was not found */
       GGI_EEXCLUSIVE	     -32     /* Tried to get non-exclusive access to object
					which only supports exclusive access */
       GGI_ENOMATCH	     -33     /* No matching entry found */

       GGI_EEVUNKNOWN	     -40     /* Unknown event sent to or received from
					input source */
       GGI_EEVNOTARGET	     -41     /* No apropriate target for for sent event */
       GGI_EEVOVERFLOW	     -42     /* Overflow when queuing event */

       GGI_EUNKNOWN	     -99     /* Unknown error */

       The values -1 to -19 are reserved for extensions. See their error manpage for the details.

libgg-1.0.x							    2005-07-29							       gg-error(3)