lt_error.h

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/* lt_error.h -- error propogation interface

   Copyright (C) 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
   Written by Thomas Tanner, 1999

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*/

/* Only include this header file once. */
#if !defined(LT_ERROR_H)
#define LT_ERROR_H 1

#include <libltdl/lt_system.h>

LT_BEGIN_C_DECLS

/* Defining error strings alongside their symbolic names in a macro in
   this way allows us to expand the macro in different contexts with
   confidence that the enumeration of symbolic names will map correctly
   onto the table of error strings.  \0 is appended to the strings to
   expilicitely initialize the string terminator. */
#define lt_dlerror_table                                                \
    LT_ERROR(UNKNOWN,               "unknown error\0")                  \
    LT_ERROR(DLOPEN_NOT_SUPPORTED,  "dlopen support not available\0")   \
    LT_ERROR(INVALID_LOADER,        "invalid loader\0")                 \
    LT_ERROR(INIT_LOADER,           "loader initialization failed\0")   \
    LT_ERROR(REMOVE_LOADER,         "loader removal failed\0")          \
    LT_ERROR(FILE_NOT_FOUND,        "file not found\0")                 \
    LT_ERROR(DEPLIB_NOT_FOUND,      "dependency library not found\0")   \
    LT_ERROR(NO_SYMBOLS,            "no symbols defined\0")             \
    LT_ERROR(CANNOT_OPEN,           "can't open the module\0")          \
    LT_ERROR(CANNOT_CLOSE,          "can't close the module\0")         \
    LT_ERROR(SYMBOL_NOT_FOUND,      "symbol not found\0")               \
    LT_ERROR(NO_MEMORY,             "not enough memory\0")              \
    LT_ERROR(INVALID_HANDLE,        "invalid module handle\0")          \
    LT_ERROR(BUFFER_OVERFLOW,       "internal buffer overflow\0")       \
    LT_ERROR(INVALID_ERRORCODE,     "invalid errorcode\0")              \
    LT_ERROR(SHUTDOWN,              "library already shutdown\0")       \
    LT_ERROR(CLOSE_RESIDENT_MODULE, "can't close resident module\0")    \
    LT_ERROR(INVALID_MUTEX_ARGS,    "internal error (code withdrawn)\0")\
    LT_ERROR(INVALID_POSITION,      "invalid search path insert position\0")\
    LT_ERROR(CONFLICTING_FLAGS,     "symbol visibility can be global or local\0")

/* Enumerate the symbolic error names. */
enum {
#define LT_ERROR(name, diagnostic)      LT_CONC(LT_ERROR_, name),
        lt_dlerror_table
#undef LT_ERROR

        LT_ERROR_MAX
};

/* Should be max of the error string lengths above (plus one for C++) */
#define LT_ERROR_LEN_MAX (41)

/* These functions are only useful from inside custom module loaders. */
LT_SCOPE int    lt_dladderror   (const char *diagnostic);
LT_SCOPE int    lt_dlseterror   (int errorcode);


LT_END_C_DECLS

#endif