IGETERRNO(3)

HP-UX

NAME

igeterrno − Returns the error code of the last error to occur

SYNOPSIS

#include <sicl.h>

int igeterrno (void);

DESCRIPTION

The igeterrno routine is used to return the value of the error code that occurred when a SICL routine generated an error. The first 21 values are defined by SICL and they are:

   I_ERR_NOERRORNo Error
   I_ERR_SYNTAXSyntax error occurred parsing address
   I_ERR_SYMNAMEInvalid symbolic name
   I_ERR_BADADDRInvalid address
   I_ERR_BADIDThe specified INST is invalid
   I_ERR_PARAMInvalid parameter
   I_ERR_NOCONNNo connection
   I_ERR_NOPERMPermission denied
   I_ERR_NOTSUPPNot supported operation
   I_ERR_NORSRCOut of system resources
   I_ERR_NOINTFInterface is not active
   I_ERR_LOCKEDLocked by another user
   I_ERR_NOLOCKAn iunlock when session wasn’t locked
   I_ERR_BADFMTInvalid format for iprintf or iscanf
   I_ERR_DATAData integrity violation
   I_ERR_TIMEOUTTimeout occurred
   I_ERR_OVERFLOWArithmetic overflow
   I_ERR_IOGeneric I/O error
   I_ERR_OSGeneric OS error
   I_ERR_BADMAPInvalid map request
   I_ERR_NODEVDevice is not active

RETURN VALUE

If the last SICL routine generated an error, igeterrno returns the error code. If the last SICL routine did not generate an error, then the return value of igeterrno is undefined.

AUTHOR

igeterrno was developed by HP.

Hewlett-Packard Company — September 29, 1999

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