GENDERS_ERRNUM(3)
π GENDERS_ERRNUM(3) π
ok so bestie, welcome to LIBGENDERS's error-handling corner of the world π«Ά this is where you find out why your genders call said no. she's not mad, she's just telling you what went wrong, and honestly? iconic behavior.
β¨ NAME β¨
genders_errnum, genders_strerror, genders_errormsg, genders_perror β the genders error routines, aka your little emotional support squad when something breaks π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
#include <genders.h>
int genders_errnum(genders_t handle);
char *genders_strerror(int errnum);
char *genders_errormsg(genders_t handle);
void genders_perror(genders_t handle, const char *msg);
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
okok so here's the tea, function by function β
genders_errnum()β hands you back the error code that's been chilling insidehandle. that's it. that's the whole job. lowkey the MVP of the group πgenders_strerror()β gives you a pointer to a string that describes the error codeerrnum. so like, it turns the cryptic number into actual words. she's a translator fr fr.
generally, the whole vibe is: you grab an error code with genders_errnum(), then you hand that code straight to genders_strerror() to find out what it means. that's the duo π
genders_errormsg()β gives you a pointer to a string describing the error stored inhandle. no cap, it's logically equivalent to this:
char *genders_strerror(genders_errnum(genders_t handle));
so if you were gonna do both steps yourself, she already did it for you. main character energy honestly β¨
genders_perror()β this one is similar toperror(3). she prints a message to standard error output describing the error stored inhandle. and listen: ifmsgis notNULL, then the string thatmsgpoints to gets printed first, followed by a colon, followed by a blank, and then the error message. so it reads likemsg: the actual problemπ
π FILES π
/usr/include/genders.h
no cap, if something is erroring and you don't know why, run it through this squad first. the numbers are not giving what you think they're giving π
and that's the whole page bestie, we ate and left no crumbs π
this lil number is from LLNL, dated August 2003, and it lives under the name GENDERS_ERRNUM(3) πβ ily, go fix your errors, periodt π¦π
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