Reference: IVE Error Codes

To flag error conditions, IVE functions use the following constants defined in ive_error.h (for C) or ive_error.inc (for Fortran).

IVE_ERR_NONE

No error occurred. This constant evaluates to zero; all the other error constants are non-zero.

IVE_ERR_NO_MEM

Insufficient memory was available to complete the operation.

IVE_ERR_NO_SPC

Insufficient disk space was available to complete the operation.

IVE_ERR_NO_RESOURCES

A system resource (other than disk space or memory) was exhausted.

IVE_ERR_NO_PERMISSION

Did not have sufficient privileges to complete the operation.

IVE_ERR_IN_USE

A resource was in use and the operation could not be completed.

IVE_ERR_TIMEOUT

An operation could not be completed before a timeout interval elapsed or before a fixed number of retries after being interrupted by a signal.

IVE_ERR_IO

An I/O error occurred.

IVE_ERR_EXIST

Could not create something because it was already in place.

IVE_ERR_OVERFLOW

A return value exceeded the range that can be represented.

IVE_ERR_UNSUPPORTED

The operation is not handled due to limitations in the libraries or operating system.

IVE_ERR_INVALID

An invalid argument was detected.

IVE_ERR_BAD_FILENAME

A file name included a non-existent path element or was too long for the file system.

IVE_ERR_CORRUPT

An inconsistency was detected in a data file or internal data structure.

IVE_ERR_INTERNAL

An error internal to the library was detected. This is most likely because of a bug in the library.

IVE_ERR_UNRECOGNIZED

An internal call to the operating system or system library encountered an error which IVE did not expect.

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modified December 20, 2001