2 Copyright © 1995-2001, The AROS Development Team. All rights reserved.
5 Desc: dos.library function Fault()
8 #include <aros/options.h>
9 #include "dos_intern.h"
15 /*****************************************************************************
18 #include <proto/dos.h>
23 AROS_LHA(LONG
, code
, D1
),
24 AROS_LHA(CONST_STRPTR
, header
, D2
),
25 AROS_LHA(STRPTR
, buffer
, D3
),
26 AROS_LHA(LONG
, len
, D4
),
29 struct DosLibrary
*, DOSBase
, 78, Dos
)
32 Fault will obtain the error message string for the given error
33 code. First the header string is copied to the buffer, followed
34 by a ":" (colon), then the NULL terminated string for the error
35 message into the buffer.
37 By convention, error messages are ALWAYS less than 80 (plus 1 for
38 NULL termination), and ideally less than 60 characters.
40 If the error code is not know, then the string "Unknown error"
41 followed by the error number will be added to the string.
44 code - The error code.
45 header - The string to prepend to the buffer before the error
46 text. This may be NULL in which case nothing is prepended.
47 buffer - The destination buffer.
48 len - Length of the buffer.
51 Number of characters placed in the buffer, may be 0.
63 *****************************************************************************/
66 AROS_LIBBASE_EXT_DECL(struct DosLibrary
*,DOSBase
)
77 /* Do this to make sure there is room for a NULL terminator */
82 while((index
< len
) && *header
)
84 buffer
[index
++] = *header
++;
87 buffer
[index
++] = ':';
88 buffer
[index
++] = ' ';
91 theString
= DosGetString(code
);
93 if ((!theString
) && (code
& PassThroughErrnos
))
95 theString
= strerror (code
^ PassThroughErrnos
);
100 while((index
< len
) && *theString
)
102 buffer
[index
++] = *theString
++;
107 /* String buffer/index for long 2 string */
108 UBYTE l2str
[12], l2idx
= 11;
110 theString
= "Unknown error ";
111 while((index
< len
) && *theString
)
113 buffer
[index
++] = *theString
++;
116 /* If the number is negative, whack in a - sign. */
120 buffer
[index
++] = '-';
123 /* Convert the number to a string, I work backwards, its easier */
124 l2str
[l2idx
--] = '\0';
127 l2str
[l2idx
--] = (code
% 10) + '0';
133 /* Copy the number onto the fault string */
134 while((index
< len
) && l2str
[l2idx
])
136 buffer
[index
++] = l2str
[l2idx
++];
139 buffer
[index
] = '\0';
140 return (len
- index
+ 1);