3.21. QError

3.21. QError

QError displays a string associated with the error code returned in a QResultError message from the board. QError displays error code strings for DM3 Kernel errors only.

The error code string is generated with a Perl script directly from the header file files, so it is as accurate as the comments in the header files. The source to the QError code is arranged so that the "get error string" function can be pulled out and used in any application.

Operating Systems: Windows, Linux

Command Line: qerror [parameter_list] ERRORCODE

The QError utility uses the following command line parameters:

Parameter Description

-b<n> Base of input number (hexadecimal is 16, decimal is 10, default is 16)

-d<level> Do not modify. Leave at default value of 0.

-h Displays the program help screen (optional)

-v Displays the program version (optional)

Example: qerror 28008

Output: The output from this example would be as follows:
   ERROR==> 0x28008 (163848)
   Kernel Error:
     Cluster does not exist or cannot be found

Parameter	Description
-b<n>	Base of input number (hexadecimal is 16, decimal is 10, default is 16)
-d<level>	Do not modify. Leave at default value of 0.
-h	Displays the program help screen (optional)
-v	Displays the program version (optional)

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