Error Formatting and Print Functions

Defines

#define LOG_RTERR(pctxt, stat)   rtxErrSetData(pctxt,stat,__FILE__,__LINE__)
#define LOG_RTERRNEW(pctxt, stat)   rtxErrSetNewData(pctxt,stat,__FILE__,__LINE__)
#define OSRTASSERT(condition)   if (!(condition)) { rtxErrAssertionFailed(#condition,__LINE__,__FILE__); }
#define OSRTCHECKPARAM(condition)   if (condition) { /* do nothing */ }
#define LOG_RTERR1(pctxt, stat, a)   (a,LOG_RTERR (pctxt, stat),stat)
#define LOG_RTERRNEW1(pctxt, stat, a)   (a,LOG_RTERRNEW (pctxt, stat),stat)
#define LOG_RTERR2(pctxt, stat, a, b)   (a,b,LOG_RTERR (pctxt, stat),stat)
#define LOG_RTERRNEW2(pctxt, stat, a, b)   (a,b,LOG_RTERRNEW (pctxt, stat),stat)

Typedefs

typedef int(* OSErrCbFunc )(const char *ptext, void *cbArg_p)

Functions

OSBOOL rtxErrAddCtxtBufParm (OSCTXT *pctxt)
OSBOOL rtxErrAddDoubleParm (OSCTXT *pctxt, double errParm)
OSBOOL rtxErrAddErrorTableEntry (const char *const *ppStatusText, OSINT32 minErrCode, OSINT32 maxErrCode)
OSBOOL rtxErrAddElemNameParm (OSCTXT *pctxt)
OSBOOL rtxErrAddIntParm (OSCTXT *pctxt, int errParm)
OSBOOL rtxErrAddInt64Parm (OSCTXT *pctxt, OSINT64 errParm)
OSBOOL rtxErrAddStrParm (OSCTXT *pctxt, const char *pErrParm)
OSBOOL rtxErrAddStrnParm (OSCTXT *pctxt, const char *pErrParm, size_t nchars)
OSBOOL rtxErrAddUIntParm (OSCTXT *pctxt, unsigned int errParm)
OSBOOL rtxErrAddUInt64Parm (OSCTXT *pctxt, OSUINT64 errParm)
void rtxErrAssertionFailed (const char *conditionText, int lineNo, const char *fileName)
const char * rtxErrFmtMsg (OSRTErrInfo *pErrInfo, char *bufp, size_t bufsiz)
void rtxErrFreeParms (OSCTXT *pctxt)
char * rtxErrGetText (OSCTXT *pctxt, char *pBuf, size_t *pBufSize)
char * rtxErrGetTextBuf (OSCTXT *pctxt, char *pbuf, size_t bufsiz)
OSRTErrInfo * rtxErrNewNode (OSCTXT *pctxt)
void rtxErrInit (OSVOIDARG)
int rtxErrReset (OSCTXT *pctxt)
void rtxErrLogUsingCB (OSCTXT *pctxt, OSErrCbFunc cb, void *cbArg_p)
void rtxErrPrint (OSCTXT *pctxt)
void rtxErrPrintElement (OSRTErrInfo *pErrInfo)
int rtxErrSetData (OSCTXT *pctxt, int status, const char *module, int lineno)
int rtxErrSetNewData (OSCTXT *pctxt, int status, const char *module, int lineno)
int rtxErrGetFirstError (const OSCTXT *pctxt)
int rtxErrGetLastError (const OSCTXT *pctxt)
OSSIZE rtxErrGetErrorCnt (const OSCTXT *pctxt)
int rtxErrGetStatus (const OSCTXT *pctxt)
int rtxErrResetLastErrors (OSCTXT *pctxt, int errorsToReset)
int rtxErrCopy (OSCTXT *pDestCtxt, const OSCTXT *pSrcCtxt)
int rtxErrAppend (OSCTXT *pDestCtxt, const OSCTXT *pSrcCtxt)
int rtxErrInvUIntOpt (OSCTXT *pctxt, OSUINT32 ident)

Detailed Description

Error formatting and print functions allow information about encode/decode errors to be added to a context block structure and then printed when the error is propagated to the top level.

Define Documentation

#define LOG_RTERR ( pctxt,
stat   )     rtxErrSetData(pctxt,stat,__FILE__,__LINE__)

This macro is used to log a run-time error in the context. It calls the rtxErrSetData function to set the status and error parameters. The C built-in __FILE__ and __LINE__ macros are used to record the position in the source file of the error.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
stat Error status value from rtxErrCodes.h

Referenced by ASN1CType::append().

#define OSRTASSERT ( condition   )     if (!(condition)) { rtxErrAssertionFailed(#condition,__LINE__,__FILE__); }

This macro is used to check an assertion. This is a condition that is expected to be true. The rtxErrAssertionFailed function is called if the condition is not true. The C built-in __FILE__ and __LINE__ macros are used to record the position in the source file of the failure.

Parameters:
condition Condition to check (for example, "(ptr != NULL)")
#define OSRTCHECKPARAM ( condition   )     if (condition) { /* do nothing */ }

This macro check a condition but takes no action. Its main use is to supress VC++ level 4 "argument not used" warnings.

Parameters:
condition Condition to check (for example, "(ptr != NULL)")

Function Documentation

OSBOOL rtxErrAddCtxtBufParm ( OSCTXT *  pctxt  ) 

This function adds the contents of the context buffer to the error information structure in the context. The buffer contents are assumed to contain only printable characters.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
Returns:
The status of the operation (TRUE if the parameter was sucessfully added).
OSBOOL rtxErrAddDoubleParm ( OSCTXT *  pctxt,
double  errParm 
)

This function adds a double parameter to an error information structure.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
errParm The double error parameter.
Returns:
The status of the operation (TRUE if the parameter was sucessfully added).
OSBOOL rtxErrAddElemNameParm ( OSCTXT *  pctxt  ) 

This function adds an element name parameter to the context error information structure. The element name is obtained from the context element name stack. If the stack is empty, a question mark characetr (?) is inserted for the name.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
Returns:
The status of the operation (TRUE if the parameter was sucessfully added).
OSBOOL rtxErrAddErrorTableEntry ( const char *const *  ppStatusText,
OSINT32  minErrCode,
OSINT32  maxErrCode 
)

This function adds a set of error codes to the global error table. It is called within context initialization functions to add errors defined for a specific domain (for example, ASN.1 encoding/decoding) to be added to the global list of errors.

Parameters:
ppStatusText Pointer to table of error status text messages.
minErrCode Minimum error status code.
maxErrCode Maximum error status code.
Returns:
The status of the operation (TRUE if entry sucessfully added to table).
OSBOOL rtxErrAddInt64Parm ( OSCTXT *  pctxt,
OSINT64  errParm 
)

This function adds a 64-bit integer parameter to an error information structure. Parameter substitution is done in much the same way as it is done in C printf statments. The base error message specification that goes along with a particular status code may have variable fields built in using '' modifiers. These would be replaced with actual parameter data.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
errParm The 64-bit integer error parameter.
Returns:
The status of the operation (TRUE if the parameter was sucessfully added).
OSBOOL rtxErrAddIntParm ( OSCTXT *  pctxt,
int  errParm 
)

This function adds an integer parameter to an error information structure. Parameter substitution is done in much the same way as it is done in C printf statments. The base error message specification that goes along with a particular status code may have variable fields built in using '' modifiers. These would be replaced with actual parameter data.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
errParm The integer error parameter.
Returns:
The status of the operation (TRUE if the parameter was sucessfully added).
OSBOOL rtxErrAddStrnParm ( OSCTXT *  pctxt,
const char *  pErrParm,
size_t  nchars 
)

This function adds a given number of characters from a character string parameter to an error information structure.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
pErrParm The character string error parameter.
nchars Number of characters to add from pErrParm.
Returns:
The status of the operation (TRUE if the parameter was sucessfully added).
OSBOOL rtxErrAddStrParm ( OSCTXT *  pctxt,
const char *  pErrParm 
)

This function adds a character string parameter to an error information structure.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
pErrParm The character string error parameter.
Returns:
The status of the operation (TRUE if the parameter was sucessfully added).
OSBOOL rtxErrAddUInt64Parm ( OSCTXT *  pctxt,
OSUINT64  errParm 
)

This function adds an unsigned 64-bit integer parameter to an error information structure.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
errParm The unsigned 64-bit integer error parameter.
Returns:
The status of the operation (TRUE if the parameter was sucessfully added).
OSBOOL rtxErrAddUIntParm ( OSCTXT *  pctxt,
unsigned int  errParm 
)

This function adds an unsigned integer parameter to an error information structure.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
errParm The unsigned integer error parameter.
Returns:
The status of the operation (TRUE if the parameter was sucessfully added).
int rtxErrAppend ( OSCTXT *  pDestCtxt,
const OSCTXT *  pSrcCtxt 
)

This function appends error information from one context into another. Error information is added to what previously existed in the destination context.

Parameters:
pDestCtxt Pointer to destination context structure to receive the copied error information.
pSrcCtxt Pointer to source context from which error information will be copied.
Returns:
Completion status of operation:
  • 0(RT_OK) = success,
  • negative return value is error
void rtxErrAssertionFailed ( const char *  conditionText,
int  lineNo,
const char *  fileName 
)

This function is used to record an assertion failure. It is used in conjunction with the OTRTASSERT macro. It outputs information on the condition to stderr and then calls exit to terminate the program.

Parameters:
conditionText The condition that failed (for example, ptr != NULL)
lineNo Line number in the program of the failure.
fileName Name of the C source file in which the assertion failure occurred.
int rtxErrCopy ( OSCTXT *  pDestCtxt,
const OSCTXT *  pSrcCtxt 
)

This function copies error information from one context into another. Any error information that may have existed in the destination context prior to the operation is lost.

Parameters:
pDestCtxt Pointer to destination context structure to receive the copied error information.
pSrcCtxt Pointer to source context from which error information will be copied.
Returns:
Completion status of operation:
  • 0(RT_OK) = success,
  • negative return value is error
const char* rtxErrFmtMsg ( OSRTErrInfo *  pErrInfo,
char *  bufp,
size_t  bufsiz 
)

This function formats a given error structure from the context into a finished status message including substituted parameters.

Parameters:
pErrInfo Pointer to error information structure.
bufp Pointer to a destination buffer to receive text.
bufsiz Size of the buffer.
Returns:
Pointer to the buffer (bufp).
void rtxErrFreeParms ( OSCTXT *  pctxt  ) 

This function is used to free dynamic memory that was used in the recording of error parameters. After an error is logged, this function should be called to prevent memory leaks.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
OSSIZE rtxErrGetErrorCnt ( const OSCTXT *  pctxt  ) 

This function returns the total number of error records.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
Returns:
The total number of error records in the context.
int rtxErrGetFirstError ( const OSCTXT *  pctxt  ) 

This function returns the error code, stored in the first error record.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
Returns:
The first status code; zero if no error records exist.
int rtxErrGetLastError ( const OSCTXT *  pctxt  ) 

This function returns the error code, stored in the last error record.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
Returns:
The last status code; zero if no error records exist.

Referenced by OSRTContext::getStatus().

int rtxErrGetStatus ( const OSCTXT *  pctxt  ) 

This function returns the status value from the context. It examines the error list to see how many errors were logged. If none, OK (zero) is returned; if one, then the status value in the single error record is returned; if more than one, the special code RTERR_MULTIPLE is returned to indicate that multiple errors occurred.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
Returns:
Status code corresponding to errors in the context.
char* rtxErrGetText ( OSCTXT *  pctxt,
char *  pBuf,
size_t *  pBufSize 
)

This function returns error text in a memory buffer. If buffer pointer and buffer size are specified in parameters (not NULL) then error text will be copied in the passed buffer. Otherwise, this function allocates memory using the 'rtxMemAlloc' function. This memory is automatically freed at the time the 'rtxMemFree' or 'rtxFreeContext' functions are called. The calling function may free the memory by using 'rtxMemFreePtr' function.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
pBuf A pointer to a destination buffer to obtain the error text. If NULL, dynamic buffer will be allocated.
pBufSize A pointer to buffer size. If pBuf is NULL and this parameter is not, it will receive the size of allocated dynamic buffer.
Returns:
A pointer to a buffer with error text. If pBuf is not NULL, the return pointer will be equal to it. Otherwise, returns newly allocated buffer with error text. NULL, if error occurred.
char* rtxErrGetTextBuf ( OSCTXT *  pctxt,
char *  pbuf,
size_t  bufsiz 
)

This function returns error text in the given fixed-size memory buffer. If the text will not fit in the buffer, it is truncated.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
pbuf Pointer to a destination buffer to receive text.
bufsiz Size of the buffer.
Returns:
Pointer to the buffer (pbuf).
void rtxErrInit ( OSVOIDARG   ) 

This function is a one-time initialization function that must be called before any other error processing functions can be called. It adds the common error status text codes to the global error table.

int rtxErrInvUIntOpt ( OSCTXT *  pctxt,
OSUINT32  ident 
)

This function create an 'invalid option' error (RTERR_INVOPT) in the context using an unsigned integer parameter.

Parameters:
pctxt Pointer to context structure.
ident Identifier which was found to be invalid.
void rtxErrLogUsingCB ( OSCTXT *  pctxt,
OSErrCbFunc  cb,
void *  cbArg_p 
)

This function allows error information to be logged using a user-defined callback routine. The callback routine is invoked IMMEDIATELY; it is not a "callback" in the ordinary use of that word. The callback routine is invoked with error information in the context allowing the user to do application-specific handling (for example, it can be written to an error log or a Window display). After invoking the callback, this method will invoked rtxErrFreeParms to free memory associated with the error information.

The prototype of the callback function to be passed is as follows:

int cb (const char* ptext, void* cbArg_p);

where ptext is a pointer to the formatted error text string and cbArg_p is a pointer to a user-defined callback argument.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
cb Callback function pointer.
cbArg_p Pointer to a user-defined argument that is passed to the callback function.
OSRTErrInfo* rtxErrNewNode ( OSCTXT *  pctxt  ) 

This function creates a new empty error record for the passed context. rtxErrSetData function call with bAllocNew = FALSE should be used to set the data for this node.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
Returns:
A pointer to a newly allocated error record; NULL, if error occurred.
void rtxErrPrint ( OSCTXT *  pctxt  ) 

This function is used to print the error information stored in the context to the standard output device. Parameter substitution is done so that recorded parameters are added to the output message text.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.

Referenced by OSRTContext::printErrorInfo().

void rtxErrPrintElement ( OSRTErrInfo *  pErrInfo  ) 

This function is used to print the error information stored in the error information element to the standard output device. Parameter substitution is done so that recorded parameters are added to the output message text.

Parameters:
pErrInfo A pointer to an error information element.
int rtxErrReset ( OSCTXT *  pctxt  ) 

This function is used to reset the error state recorded in the context to successful. It is used in the generated code in places where automatic error correction can be done.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.

Referenced by OSRTContext::resetErrorInfo().

int rtxErrResetLastErrors ( OSCTXT *  pctxt,
int  errorsToReset 
)

This function resets last 'errorsToReset` errors in the context.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
errorsToReset A number of errors to reset, starting from the last record.
Returns:
Completion status of operation:
  • 0(RT_OK) = success,
  • negative return value is error
int rtxErrSetData ( OSCTXT *  pctxt,
int  status,
const char *  module,
int  lineno 
)

This function is used to record an error in the context structure. It is typically called via the LOG_RTERR macro in the generated code to trap error conditions.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
status The error status code from rtxErrCodes.h
module The C source file in which the error occurred.
lineno The line number within the source file of the error.
Returns:
The status code that was passed in.
int rtxErrSetNewData ( OSCTXT *  pctxt,
int  status,
const char *  module,
int  lineno 
)

This function is used to record an error in the context structure. It is typically called via the LOG_RTERRNEW macro in the generated code to trap error conditions. It always allocates new error record.

Parameters:
pctxt A pointer to a context structure.
status The error status code from rtxErrCodes.h
module The C source file in which the error occurred.
lineno The line number within the source file of the error.
Returns:
The status code that was passed in.