The following table lists the resource manager errors (0x0E00):
|
Error name |
Hex |
Description |
Category |
|---|---|---|---|
|
RM_ERROR_PARSING_RES_DEFINITION |
0x0E01 |
Invalid resource definition. |
4 |
|
RM_ERROR_COMBINING_RES_DEFINITIONS |
0x0E02 |
Could not build a resource definition. |
3 |
|
RM_ERROR_EMPTY_RESOURCE_STRING |
0x0E03 |
An empty string was passed in for parsing. |
4 |
|
RM_ERROR_INVALID_RES_DEFINITION |
0x0E04 |
A lookup was done on a ResDef handle and NULL was returned. |
3 |
|
RM_ERROR_DEF_SIZE_TOO_LARGE |
0x0E05 |
Allocated only 800 characters for the host resource definition. |
4 |
|
RM_ERROR_PARSING_PARENTHESES |
0x0E06 |
Mismatch of parentheses. |
4 |
|
RM_ERROR_MISSING_OPERATION_IN_DEF |
0x0E07 |
An operation was missing in the resource definition. |
4 |
|
RM_WARNING_EMPTY_HOSTRESOURCE_STRING |
0x0E08 |
Host resource definition is empty. This is only a warning. |
4 |
|
RM_ERROR_INVALID_PARAM |
0x0E10 |
Invalid parameter in the resource function call. |
1 |
|
RM_ERROR_LABEL_DEF_MISSING |
0x0E11 |
No resource label. |
4 |
|
RM_ERROR_TOO_MANY_ABSTRACT_IDS |
0x0E12 |
Too many board keyword entries specified in one or more Resource[x].TCPs. |
4 |
|
RM_ERROR_ABSTRACT_ID_NOT_LOADED |
0x0E13 |
Could not find the abstract ID used in the resource definition. |
3 |
|
RM_ERROR_INVALID_TIMESLOT_RANGE |
0x0E14 |
Specified timeslot range too large. |
1 |
|
RM_ERROR_ARRAY_FULL |
0x0E20 |
Resource manager internal overflow. |
3 |
|
RM_ERROR_NUM_ENTRIES_TOO_LARGE |
0x0E21 |
Resource manager internal overflow. |
3 |
|
RM_ERROR_OUT_OF_MEMORY |
0x0E22 |
No more memory. |
3 |
|
RM_ERROR_TOO_MANY_PRESTART_DPFS |
0x0E23 |
Insufficient prestarts allocation. Resolution: Increase prestarts allocation. |
3 |
|
RM_ERROR_TIMESLOT_OUT_OF_POOLRANGE |
0x0E24 |
Timeslot is not in the range specified for this pool. |
4 |
|
RM_ERROR_RES_OBJ_STILL_IN_USE |
0x0E30 |
Internal resource manager error. |
3 |
|
RM_ERROR_CREATING_RESOURCE_OBJECT |
0x0E31 |
Internal resource manager error. |
3 |
|
RM_ERROR_RESOURCE_NOT_IN_USE |
0x0E32 |
A deallocate is received when object not in use. |
3 |
|
RM_ERROR_NO_RESOBJECT_AVAILABLE |
0x0E33 |
There were no free resource objects to allocate. |
1 |
|
RM_WARNING_NO_RES_OBJ_ALLOCATED |
0x0E34 |
A NULL is returned to a query. |
3 |
|
RM_ERROR_PRESTART_MERGE_FAILURE |
0x0E35 |
Error occurred when merging prestarts. |
3 |
|
RM_ERROR_CREATE_FILTER_NOT_SUCCESS |
0x0E36 |
There is a problem with the prestarts. |
3 |
|
RM_ERROR_TS_ALREADY_ALLOC_RES_OBJ |
0x0E37 |
Timeslot already has a resource object allocated to it. |
4 |
|
RM_ERROR_RES_OBJ_ALREADY_EXISTS |
0x0E38 |
Error in SetPoolforTimeslot when ResObj already there. |
3 |
|
RM_ERROR_POOL_SIZE_SMALLER_THAN_RQSTED_PORTS |
0x0E40 |
Internal resource manager error. |
3 |
|
RM_ERROR_FILTERSUBTYPE_NOT_IN_IMAGE |
0x0E41 |
The FilterSubtype was not built into the image. |
4 |
|
RM_ERROR_FILTERSUBTYPE_NOT_ON_ENG |
0x0E42 |
Unable to find subtype on engine. |
4 |
|
RM_ERROR_INVALID_POOL_NAME |
0x0E43 |
Pool does not exist. |
1 |
|
RM_ERROR_ASSOCIATED_TS_POOL_NAME_NULL |
0x0E44 |
Pool name was not associated with the timeslot. |
1 |
|
RM_ERROR_LIST_ERROR |
0x0E50 |
Item missing from the list. |
3 |
|
RM_FACTORY_ERROR_NO_RESOURCES |
0x0E60 |
Internal resource manager error. |
3 |
|
RM_FACTORY_ERROR_NO_FSUBTYPE_IN_RESOBJ |
0x0E61 |
Filter subtype to return engine not found. |
4 |
|
RM_FACTORY_NO_ENGINES_FOUND |
0x0E62 |
Looping in factory found no valid engines. |
3 |
|
RM_FILTERMGR_PROBLEM_FREEING_MEM |
0x0E70 |
Filter manager had problem freeing memory. |
3 |
|
RM_FILTERMGR_OUT_OF_RESOURCES |
0x0E71 |
Filter manager has no more resources to allocate. |
3 |
|
RM_ERROR_NOT_ENABLED_IN_CONFIG_FILE |
0x0E80 |
Response to a query call when NULL is returned. |
4 |
|
RM_WARNING_BOTH_ECHO_TYPES_CONFIGURED |
0x0E81 |
Both software and hardware echo are detected for use. |
4 |