Object Error Codes - Qualcomm Dragonwing Documentation

Macros

`Object_isOK`

#define Object_isOK ((err) == 0)

`Object_isERROR`

#define Object_isERROR ((err) != 0)

`Object_OK`

Indicates that the invocation has succeeded.

#define Object_OK 0

`Object_ERROR`

Non-specific, and can be used whenever the error condition does not need to be distinguished from others in the interface.

#define Object_ERROR 1

`Object_ERROR_INVALID`

Indicates that the request was not understood by the object.

#define Object_ERROR_INVALID 2

`Object_ERROR_SIZE_IN`

Indicates that an input buffer was too large to be marshaled.

#define Object_ERROR_SIZE_IN 3

`Object_ERROR_SIZE_OUT`

Indicates that an output buffer was too large to be marshaled.

#define Object_ERROR_SIZE_OUT 4

`Object_ERROR_MEM`

Indicates a failure of memory allocation.

#define Object_ERROR_MEM 5

`Object_ERROR_USERBASE`

Beginning of the user-defined range.

#define Object_ERROR_USERBASE 10

`Object_ERROR_DEFUNCT`

Indicates that the object reference will no longer work.

#define Object_ERROR_DEFUNCT -90

`Object_ERROR_ABORT`

Indicates that the caller should return to the point at which it was invoked from a remote domain.

#define Object_ERROR_ABORT -91

`Object_ERROR_BADOBJ`

Indicates that the caller provided a mal-formed object structure as a target object or an input parameter.

#define Object_ERROR_BADOBJ -92

`Object_ERROR_NOSLOTS`

Indicates that an object could not be returned because the calling domain has reached the maximum number of remote object references on this transport.

#define Object_ERROR_NOSLOTS -93

`Object_ERROR_MAXARGS`

Indicates that the args array length exceeds the maximum supported by the object or by some transport between the caller and the object.

#define Object_ERROR_MAXARGS -94

`Object_ERROR_MAXDATA`

Indicates the the complete payload (input buffers and/or output buffers) exceed.

#define Object_ERROR_MAXDATA -95

`Object_ERROR_UNAVAIL`

Indicates that the destination process cannot fulfill the request at the current time, but that retrying the operation in the future might result in success.

#define Object_ERROR_UNAVAIL -96

`Object_ERROR_KMEM`

Indicates a failure of memory allocation outside of the caller’s domain and outside of the destination domain.

#define Object_ERROR_KMEM -97

`Object_ERROR_REMOTE`

Indicates that a local operation has been requested when the target object is remote.

#define Object_ERROR_REMOTE -98

`Object_ERROR_BUSY`

Indicates that the target domain or process is busy and cannot currently accept an invocation.

#define Object_ERROR_BUSY -99

`Object_ERROR_AUTH`

Cannot authenticate message.

#define Object_ERROR_AUTH -100

`Object_ERROR_REPLAY`

Message has been replayed.

#define Object_ERROR_REPLAY -101

`Object_ERROR_MAXREPLAY`

Replay counter cannot be incremented.

#define Object_ERROR_MAXREPLAY -102

`Object_ERROR_TIMEOUT`

Call Back Object invocation timed out.

#define Object_ERROR_TIMEOUT -103

​Macros

​Object_isOK

​Object_isERROR

​Object_OK

​Object_ERROR

​Object_ERROR_INVALID

​Object_ERROR_SIZE_IN

​Object_ERROR_SIZE_OUT

​Object_ERROR_MEM

​Object_ERROR_USERBASE

​Object_ERROR_DEFUNCT

​Object_ERROR_ABORT

​Object_ERROR_BADOBJ

​Object_ERROR_NOSLOTS

​Object_ERROR_MAXARGS

​Object_ERROR_MAXDATA

​Object_ERROR_UNAVAIL

​Object_ERROR_KMEM

​Object_ERROR_REMOTE

​Object_ERROR_BUSY

​Object_ERROR_AUTH

​Object_ERROR_REPLAY

​Object_ERROR_MAXREPLAY

​Object_ERROR_TIMEOUT