Category : C Source Code
Archive   : ARCSRC.ZIP
Filename : ERROR.H

 
Output of file : ERROR.H contained in archive : ARCSRC.ZIP
/******************************************************************************/
/* ERROR.H: Symbols for SGML error codes (start with '_').
Numbers 46 - 56 are generated by ERROR.C.
Later numbers are coded directly.
*/
/* SGMLERR.C: General errors and syntax errors.
*/
#define _CONTEXT 1 /* W GI not allowed at this point in structure. */
#define _MDNAME 2 /* E Invalid markup declaration name. */
/*efine _LEN 3 /* E Syntax error: length exceeded. */
#define _SYS 4 /* W Illegal system character. */
#define _ETAG 5 /* E End-tag does not match any open start-tag. */
#define _STAGMAX 6 /* E Maximum number of open elements exceeded. */
/* _ALLNULL 7 /* W Start- and end-tag omitted with null content. */
#define _EOF 8 /* E/W Illegal entity end in markup or delimited text. */
/* fine _INV 9 /* E Markup error: invalid character. */
#define _CHARS 10 /* W Data found in content that doesn't allow it. */
/* fine _NOETDE 11 /* E End-tag GI not defined by element declaration. */
#define _BADNM 12 /* E Name is not syntactically valid. */
#define _BADATT 13 /* E Attribute was not defined by element declaration. */
#define _VALINV 14 /* W Att value/declaration conflict: invalid char. */
#define _VALLEN 15 /* W Att value/declaration conflict: token too long. */
#define _VALCNT 16 /* W Att value/declaration conflict: too many tokens. */
#define _VALTYPE 17 /* W Att value/declaration conflict: wrong token type.*/
#define _VALGRP 18 /* W Att value/declaration conflict: token not in grp.*/
#define _VALREQ 19 /* W Att value/declaration conflict: req unspecified. */
/* _EMIN 20 /* W End-tag implied by end-tag; not minimizable. */
/* _SMIN 21 /* W Omitted start-tag was not minimizable. */
#define _POSSATT 22 /* E Possible att found but not defined; used as data.*/
/* Late additions numbered out of order to avoid recompilation. */
/*efine _ENTSYNC 37 /* E Entity and group nesting levels out of sync. */
#define _BADVAL 25 /* W Att value omitted (null); default used. */
/* _ECONTXT 30 /* W Element ended prematurely (some content omitted).*/
/* _EMINST 39 /* W End-tag implied by start-tag; not minimizable. */
/* _MEXTAG 40 /* W *** In Use *** */
#define _MEXERR 41 /* W Attempt to exclude contextually required element.*/
#define _DOCTYPE 42 /* W No document type defined; *DOCTYPE assumed. */
/* _NOETDS 43 /* E Start-tag GI not defined by element declaration. */
#define _RESTART 44 /* E Invalid chars ignored; trying to restart parse. */

/* MDERROR.C: Errors in markup declarations.
*/
/*efine _DUP 23 /* E Duplicate specification. */
/*efine _KEY 24 /* E Incorrect keyword for parameter. */
/*efine _MSE 26 /* E MSE occurred with no corresponding MS. */
/*efine _MSS 27 /* E MSS exceeded maximum nesting level. */
/*efine _NUM 28 /* E Incorrect number of parameters. */
#define _TYPE 29 /* E Incorrect parameter type. */
/* Late additions numbered out of order to avoid recompilation. */
/*efine _VAL 38 /* W Incorrect parameter value. */

/* RESERROR.C: Errors in resource routines.
*/
/* Unused I End of primary source entity. */
/* fine _FILBUF 31 /* E Could not read next buffer. */
/* fine _ERFILE 32 /* E Could not open file. */
/* fine _MALLOC 33 /* T Could not obtain required main storage. */
/* fine _ERMAX 34 /* E Maximum number of open entities exceeded. */
/* fine _ERNAME 35 /* E Referenced entity undeclared. */
/* fine _ERLOOP 36 /* E Entity referenced within itself: ref ignored. */
/* Late additions numbered out of order to avoid recompilation. */
/* _ERDEF 45 /* E Referenced entity undeclared; SYSTEM assumed. */
/******************************************************************************/


  3 Responses to “Category : C Source Code
Archive   : ARCSRC.ZIP
Filename : ERROR.H

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