al_get_errno(3alleg5)
β¨ NAME β¨
al_get_errno β Allegro 5 API π
So this whole page lives in the alleg5 manual, bestie, and it's literally just one little function that tells you why something went wrong. Short page, big mood. π«Ά
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
int al_get_errno(void)
π DESCRIPTION π
Okay so here's the tea β β some Allegro functions are dramatic in a very specific way: they return an error code and they quietly set an error number on the side. Two-for-one. Iconic behaviour, honestly. π
So when one of those functions hands you a sad little error code and you're like "okay but WHY", you call this function right here. It gives you back the last error number that was set. π
And the detail that matters: it's the last error number set for the calling thread. Not some global vibe floating around for everybody β your thread's number, periodt. π§ So if you've got multiple threads doing their own chaos, they each keep their own little receipts. Keep that in mind, iykyk. π
No parameters, no arguments, nothing to pass in β just call it and it returns an int. That's it. That's the whole function. β¨
π SIGN-OFF π
That's the whole page, bestie β straight out of the Allegro reference manual, al_get_errno(3alleg5). Go forth and check your errno. Slay. ππ¦β¨
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