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 CPC_SETERRHNDLR 3CPC "March 10, 2023"
 NAME
cpc_seterrhndlr - control libcpc error reporting
 SYNOPSIS
cc [ flag.\|.\|. ] file.\|.\|. -lcpc [ library.\|.\|. ]
#include <libcpc.h>

typedef void(cpc_errhndlr_t)(cpc_t *cpc, const char *fn, int subcode,
 const char *fmt, va_list ap);


void cpc_seterrhndlr(cpc_t *cpc, cpc_errhndlr_t *errfn);


 DESCRIPTION
For the convenience of programmers instrumenting their code, several
libcpc(3LIB) functions automatically emit to stderr error messages
that attempt to provide a more detailed explanation of their error return
values. While this can be useful for simple programs, some applications might
want to report their errors differently, for example, to a window or to a log
file.

The cpc_seterrhndlr() function allows the caller to provide an alternate
function for reporting errors. The type signature is shown in the SYNOPSIS. The
fn argument is passed the library function name that detected the error,
an integer subcode indicating the specific error condition that has occurred,
and the format string fmt that contains a textual description of the
integer subcode. The format string fmt and argument pointer ap can
be passed directly to vsnprintf(3C) or similar varargs-based
function for formatting.

The integer subcodes are provided to allow programs to recognize error
conditions while using libcpc. The fmt string is provided as a
convenience for easy printing. The error subcodes are:
CPC_INVALID_EVENT

A specified event is not supported by the processor.


CPC_INVALID_PICNUM

The counter number does not fall in the range of available counters.


CPC_INVALID_ATTRIBUTE

A specified attribute is not supported by the processor.


CPC_ATTRIBUTE_OUT_OF_RANGE

The value of an attribute is outside the range supported by the processor.


CPC_RESOURCE_UNAVAIL

A hardware resource necessary for completing an operation was unavailable.


CPC_PIC_NOT_CAPABLE

The requested counter cannot count an assigned event.


CPC_REQ_INVALID_FLAGS

One or more requests has invalid flags.


CPC_CONFLICTING_REQS

The requests in a set cannot be programmed onto the hardware at the same time.


CPC_ATTR_REQUIRES_PRIVILEGE

A request contains an attribute which requires the cpc_cpu privilege, which the
process does not have.


The default printing routine can be restored by calling the routine with an
errfn argument of NULL.
 EXAMPLES
Example 1 Debugging example.

The following example produces error messages only when debugging the program
containing it, or when the cpc_bind_curlwp(), cpc_bind_cpu(), or
cpc_bind_pctx() functions are reporting an error when binding a
cpc_set_t.

int debugging;
void
myapp_errfn(const char *fn, int subcode, const char *fmt, va_list ap)
{
 if (strncmp(fn, "cpc_bind", 8) != 0 && !debugging)
 return;
 (void) fprintf(stderr, "myapp: cpc_%s(): ", fn);
 (void) vfprintf(stderr, fmt, ap);
}


 ATTRIBUTES
See attributes(7) for descriptions of the following attributes:


ATTRIBUTE TYPE ATTRIBUTE VALUE
Interface Stability Evolving
MT-Level Safe


 SEE ALSO
 vsnprintf (3C),  cpc_bind_curlwp (3CPC),  libcpc (3LIB),  attributes (7)