Macro definitions for return and error codes. More...
#include <stdint.h>Macros | |
Generic return codes | |
| #define | MV_CODE_UNKNOWN 0x00u |
| A generic error has occurred. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_OK 0x01u |
| The command was processed successfully. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_FAILED 0x02u |
| The command failed for an unknown reason. | |
System error return codes | |
| #define | MV_CODE_INTERNAL_ERROR 0x10u |
| A severe error occurred that caused the internal state of the vision system to become inconsistent. More... | |
| #define | MV_CODE_INV_LICENSE 0x11u |
| A license is missing, could not be validated, or has expired. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_OUT_OF_MEM 0x12u |
| The system has run out of memory. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_NOT_IMPLEMENTED 0x13u |
| The command is not supported. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_TIMEOUT 0x14u |
| The command could not be executed within the specified timeout interval. More... | |
| #define | MV_CODE_CONNECTION_LOST 0x15u |
| The connection to the vision system has been lost. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_ACQ_DEV_LOST 0x16u |
| The connection to the image acquisition device has been lost. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_IO_DEV_LOST 0x17u |
| The connection to the I/O device has been lost. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_FILE_ACCESS 0x18u |
| A file access failed. More... | |
Vision system processing return codes | |
| #define | MV_CODE_ACCESS_DENIED 0x30u |
| The requested command cannot be executed because the caller is not eligible to do so at this time. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_ACTION_REJECTED 0x31u |
| The requested action is not allowed in the current state of the vision system. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_ACTION_SUPERSEDED 0x32u |
| The requested action will not finish as expected because it was superseded by another action which takes precedence. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_PREP_RECIPE 0x33u |
| The application that is specified in the recipe file could not be loaded. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_UNPREP_RECIPE 0x34u |
| The application could not be unloaded; the system failed to restore the Initialized state. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_BROKEN_PROMISE 0x35u |
| The status of the requested command is unknown and will not be set in the future. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_DATAFLOW 0x36u |
| The dataflow of the application that is specified in the requested recipe file has blocks or races. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_ACQ_TIMEOUT 0x37u |
| The image acquisition timed out. More... | |
| #define | MV_CODE_ACQ_CONFLICTING_TIMEOUT 0x38u |
| The image acquisition partially timed out. More... | |
| #define | MV_CODE_ACQ_ERROR 0x39u |
| The image acquisition failed. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_ACQ_FRAME_DROPPED 0x40u |
| An exposed frame has been dropped. More... | |
| #define | MV_CODE_ACQ_TRIGGER_MISSED 0x41u |
| A trigger signal was missed by the image acquisition device. More... | |
Plug-in management return codes | |
| #define | MV_CODE_NO_PLUGINS_SPECIFIED 0x50u |
| The Communicator could not be started because no plug-ins have been specified. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_PLUGIN_LOAD_FAILED 0x51u |
| A plug-in could not be loaded because either the corresponding dynamic library could not be opened or it does not export the API functions to identify itself. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_CAPABILITY_NOT_SUPPORTED 0x52u |
| A plug-in has been loaded with a capability that it does not support. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_API_NOT_IMPLEMENTED 0x53u |
| A plug-in does not implement one of the required plug-in API functions. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_PLUGIN_NOT_REGISTERED 0x54u |
| A plug-in API function could not be called because the plug-in is not registered properly. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_PLUGIN_RUNNING_STATE 0x55u |
| A plug-in API function could not be called because it is only applicable when the plug-in is either currently running or not yet running. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_PLUGIN_INSTANTIATION 0x56u |
| A plug-in could not be instantiated. | |
Plug-in configuration return codes | |
| #define | MV_CODE_INV_CONFIG_FILE 0x60u |
| The plug-in configuration file could not be parsed. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_INV_CONFIG_VALUE 0x61u |
| The value stored in a plug-in configuration file is invalid. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_CONFIG_SERIALIZATION 0x62u |
| The (de-)serialization of a plug-in's configuration failed. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_USERPARAM_REDECL 0x63u |
| An existing user parameter has been declared for a second time. | |
Unknown entity return codes | |
| #define | MV_CODE_UNK_ACTION 0x70u |
| The specified action type is unknown. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_UNK_EVENT 0x71u |
| The specified event type is unknown. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_UNK_PARAM 0x72u |
| The specified parameter key is unknown. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_UNK_VALUE_TYPE 0x73u |
| The specified value type is unknown. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_UNK_DATA_TYPE 0x74u |
| The specified data type is unknown. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_UNK_RECIPE 0x75u |
| The specified recipe ID is unknown. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_UNK_RESULT 0x76u |
| The specified result ID is unknown. More... | |
| #define | MV_CODE_UNK_FILTER 0x77u |
| The specified filter key is unknown. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_UNK_USERPARAM 0x78u |
| The specified user parameter is unknown, i.e., it has not been exposed by adding it to the configuration description. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_UNK_DATA_COMPONENT 0x79u |
| The data component referenced by the specified data component descriptor is unknown. More... | |
Invalid argument & parameter return codes | |
| #define | MV_CODE_INV_PARAM 0x90u |
| The specified parameter key does not apply to the queried object. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_INV_VALUE 0x91u |
| The specified value is invalid in this context. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_INV_VALUE_TYPE 0x92u |
| The specified value type is invalid; check the documentation to ascertain whether scalars or arrays are supported in this context, respectively. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_INV_HANDLE 0x93u |
| The specified handle to the entity that is being manipulated is invalid; ensure that the entity is initialized beforehand. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_INV_OBJECT 0x94u |
| The object referenced by the specified handle is invalid. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_INV_RECIPE_INPUT 0x95u |
| The provided recipe input values have been rejected by the application, despite their conformity to the recipe interface. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_INV_JOB_PARAMS 0x96u |
| The provided job parameter tuple does not conform to the recipe interface, e.g., because the number of tuple elements does not match the number of recipe values or the conversion of the tuple elements to the data type of the respective recipe value is lossy. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_INV_RECIPE_OUTPUT 0x97u |
| The result output values of the application do not match the expected recipe interface. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_INV_FILTER 0x98u |
| The provided filter value is invalid for the specified filter key. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_INV_USER_DATA 0x99u |
| No user data could be retrieved for this plug-in because none has been registered. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_INV_DATA_TYPE 0x9Au |
| The specified data type is invalid; check the documentation to see which data types are allowed in this context. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_INV_CONSTRAINT 0x9Bu |
| The provided constraint value is invalid for the specified constraint type. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_INV_PLUGIN_ID 0x9Cu |
| A plug-in could either not be registered or accessed by the plug-in manager because its ID is invalid. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_INV_DATA_CONTAINER_TYPE 0x9Du |
| The provided data container type is invalid. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_INV_DATA_COMPONENT_TYPE 0x9Eu |
| The provided data component type is invalid. | |
Data manipulation return codes | |
| #define | MV_CODE_VALUE_IS_EMPTY 0xB0u |
| The provided array value is empty. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_LIST_IS_EMPTY 0xB1u |
| The specified list is empty. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_VALUE_TYPE_MISMATCH 0xB2u |
| The value manipulation function which has been called does not match the type of the specified value. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_DATA_TYPE_MISMATCH 0xB3u |
| The value manipulation function which has been called does not match the data type of the specified value. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_OUT_OF_RANGE 0xB4u |
| The requested value is out of range for the specified data. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_UNSET_PARAM 0xB5u |
| The parameter value to be retrieved has not been set. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_DATA_READ_MORE 0xB6u |
| The size of the provided output buffer was insufficient to hold all of the data. More... | |
| #define | MV_CODE_DATA_PARAM_NOT_SUPPORTED 0xB7u |
| The specified parameters for the data component cannot be satisfied. More... | |
| #define | MV_CODE_DATA_CONVERSION_FAILED 0xB8u |
| The conversion of the data component to the requested type failed for an unknown reason. More... | |
eXtensible Programming Interface (XPI) return codes | |
| #define | MV_CODE_XPI_UNRES 0xC0u |
| The API function that has been called is not supported by the current version of the Communicator. More... | |
| #define | MV_CODE_XPI_WRONG_MAJOR 0xC1u |
| The XPI could not be initialized because its major version is not supported by this version of the Communicator. | |
| #define | MV_CODE_XPI_NO_INIT_FOUND 0xC2u |
| The XPI could not be initialized because the Communicator lacks support for XPI. More... | |
Error severity | |
Error codes have an implied severity. It is encoded in the four most significant bits of the 16-bit error code. | |
| #define | MV_SEVERITY_NONE 0x0000u |
| #define | MV_SEVERITY_CRITICAL 0x1000u |
| Critical errors necessitate a restart of the affected component. | |
| #define | MV_SEVERITY_ERROR 0x2000u |
| Regular errors indicate that some operation failed recoverably. | |
| #define | MV_SEVERITY_WARNING 0x4000u |
| Warnings indicate that an operation was carried out but may have been anomalous. | |
| #define | MV_SEVERITY_MASK 0xF000u |
| Bit mask to extract the severity from an error code. | |
| #define | MV_ERROR_SEVERITY(error) ((error) & MV_SEVERITY_MASK) |
| Function-like macro which applies a bit mask to an error code to extract its severity. | |
| #define | MV_SEVERITY_OVERRIDE(error, sev) (MV_ERROR_CODE(error) | MV_ERROR_COMPONENT(error) | MV_ERROR_SEVERITY(sev)) |
| Function-like macro to change the severity of a given error code whilst preserving other information. | |
Error affected component | |
Error codes have an implied affected component. It is encoded in the 5th to 8th most significant bits of the 16-bit error code. | |
| #define | MV_COMPONENT_GENERAL 0x0000u |
| #define | MV_COMPONENT_SYSTEM 0x0100u |
| System errors pertain to the vision system and its state machine. | |
| #define | MV_COMPONENT_APPLICATION 0x0200u |
| Application errors pertain to the vision application loaded as part of the recipe. | |
| #define | MV_COMPONENT_COMMUNICATOR 0x0400u |
| Communicator errors pertain to the framework for loading and running plug-ins. | |
| #define | MV_COMPONENT_PLUGIN 0x0800u |
| Plug-in errors are plug-in specific. | |
| #define | MV_COMPONENT_MASK 0x0F00u |
| Bit mask to extract the component from an error code. | |
| #define | MV_ERROR_COMPONENT(error) ((error) & MV_COMPONENT_MASK) |
| Function-like macro which applies a bit mask to an error code to extract its affected component. | |
Error return code | |
Error codes "decorate" one of the MV_CODE_* return codes with additional information on the severity and the affected component. The original return code is encoded in the eight least significant bits of the 16-bit error code. | |
| #define | MV_ERROR_MASK 0x00FFu |
| Bit mask to extract the return code from a decorated error code. | |
| #define | MV_ERROR_CODE(error) ((error) & MV_ERROR_MASK) |
| Function-like macro which applies a bit mask to extract the return code from a decorated error code. | |
| #define | MV_IsCodeOk(code) ((MV_ERROR_CODE(code)) == MV_CODE_OK) |
| Function-like macro which can be used to test if a return code indicates success. | |
| #define | MV_IsCodeError(code) ((MV_ERROR_CODE(code)) != MV_CODE_OK) |
| Function-like macro which can be used to test if a return code indicates failure. | |
Vision System Error Codes | |
These error codes are emitted in the form of Error events by the vision system. Critical errors will stop the vision system from responding and require user intervention. The vision system will typically transition to the Error state when a critical error is emitted if it is still able to do so. Regular errors will typically not transition to the Error state but it is possible that an automatic transition to another state takes place in reaction to such an error or that a transition which would generally be expected as a result of the offending command did not take place. Warnings are emitted to inform the user about certain anomalies in the execution of a command or action which were however not severe enough to cause it to fail as a whole. The vision system will typically execute the same state transitions which would generally be expected for nominal executions. | |
| #define | MV_CRIT_SYS_INTERNAL_ERROR (MV_SEVERITY_CRITICAL | MV_COMPONENT_SYSTEM | MV_CODE_INTERNAL_ERROR) |
| #define | MV_CRIT_SYS_OUT_OF_MEM (MV_SEVERITY_CRITICAL | MV_COMPONENT_SYSTEM | MV_CODE_OUT_OF_MEM) |
| #define | MV_CRIT_SYS_INV_LICENSE (MV_SEVERITY_CRITICAL | MV_COMPONENT_SYSTEM | MV_CODE_INV_LICENSE) |
| #define | MV_CRIT_SYS_UNPREP_RECIPE (MV_SEVERITY_CRITICAL | MV_COMPONENT_SYSTEM | MV_CODE_UNPREP_RECIPE) |
| #define | MV_ERR_SYS_ACCESS_DENIED (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_SYSTEM | MV_CODE_ACCESS_DENIED) |
| #define | MV_ERR_SYS_BROKEN_PROMISE (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_SYSTEM | MV_CODE_BROKEN_PROMISE) |
| #define | MV_ERR_SYS_PREP_RECIPE (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_SYSTEM | MV_CODE_PREP_RECIPE) |
| #define | MV_ERR_SYS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_SYSTEM | MV_CODE_NOT_IMPLEMENTED) |
| #define | MV_ERR_SYS_ACQ_DEV_LOST (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_SYSTEM | MV_CODE_ACQ_DEV_LOST) |
| #define | MV_ERR_SYS_ACQ_CONFLICTING_TIMEOUT (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_SYSTEM | MV_CODE_ACQ_CONFLICTING_TIMEOUT) |
| #define | MV_ERR_SYS_ACQ_ERROR (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_SYSTEM | MV_CODE_ACQ_ERROR) |
| #define | MV_ERR_SYS_IO_DEV_LOST (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_SYSTEM | MV_CODE_IO_DEV_LOST) |
| #define | MV_ERR_SYS_UNK_RECIPE (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_SYSTEM | MV_CODE_UNK_RECIPE) |
| #define | MV_WARN_SYS_UNK_RESULT (MV_SEVERITY_WARNING | MV_COMPONENT_SYSTEM | MV_CODE_UNK_RESULT) |
| #define | MV_WARN_SYS_ACTION_REJECTED (MV_SEVERITY_WARNING | MV_COMPONENT_SYSTEM | MV_CODE_ACTION_REJECTED) |
| #define | MV_WARN_SYS_ACTION_SUPERSEDED (MV_SEVERITY_WARNING | MV_COMPONENT_SYSTEM | MV_CODE_ACTION_SUPERSEDED) |
| #define | MV_WARN_SYS_ACQ_TIMEOUT (MV_SEVERITY_WARNING | MV_COMPONENT_SYSTEM | MV_CODE_ACQ_TIMEOUT) |
| #define | MV_WARN_SYS_ACQ_FRAME_DROPPED (MV_SEVERITY_WARNING | MV_COMPONENT_SYSTEM | MV_CODE_ACQ_FRAME_DROPPED) |
| #define | MV_WARN_SYS_ACQ_TRIGGER_MISSED (MV_SEVERITY_WARNING | MV_COMPONENT_SYSTEM | MV_CODE_ACQ_TRIGGER_MISSED) |
Application Error Codes | |
These error codes are also emitted in the form of Error events by the vision system. In contrast to the above vision system errors, they indicate that the problem concerns the vision application which is executed as part of the recipe. | |
| #define | MV_CRIT_APP_OUT_OF_MEM (MV_SEVERITY_CRITICAL | MV_COMPONENT_APPLICATION | MV_CODE_OUT_OF_MEM) |
| #define | MV_ERR_APP_DATAFLOW (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_APPLICATION | MV_CODE_DATAFLOW) |
| #define | MV_ERR_APP_INV_RECIPE_INPUT (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_APPLICATION | MV_CODE_INV_RECIPE_INPUT) |
| #define | MV_ERR_APP_INV_RECIPE_OUTPUT (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_APPLICATION | MV_CODE_INV_RECIPE_OUTPUT) |
| #define | MV_WARN_APP_INV_JOB_PARAMS (MV_SEVERITY_WARNING | MV_COMPONENT_APPLICATION | MV_CODE_INV_JOB_PARAMS) |
Communicator Error Codes | |
These error codes are emitted by the Communicator and printed to its log. Critical Communicator errors will typically lead to the termination of the Communicator and all running plug-ins. It is dependent upon the specific error whether or not an attempt will be made to stop and close the plug-ins. Regular Communicator errors may only produce an error log entry or cause a specific plug-in to not be started while leaving all other plug-ins unaffected. | |
| #define | MV_CRIT_COMM_OUT_OF_MEM (MV_SEVERITY_CRITICAL | MV_COMPONENT_COMMUNICATOR | MV_CODE_OUT_OF_MEM) |
| #define | MV_CRIT_COMM_CONNECTION_LOST (MV_SEVERITY_CRITICAL | MV_COMPONENT_COMMUNICATOR | MV_CODE_CONNECTION_LOST) |
| #define | MV_CRIT_COMM_NO_PLUGINS_SPECIFIED (MV_SEVERITY_CRITICAL | MV_COMPONENT_COMMUNICATOR | MV_CODE_NO_PLUGINS_SPECIFIED) |
| #define | MV_ERR_COMM_ACCESS_DENIED (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_COMMUNICATOR | MV_CODE_ACCESS_DENIED) |
| #define | MV_ERR_COMM_TIMEOUT (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_COMMUNICATOR | MV_CODE_TIMEOUT) |
| #define | MV_ERR_COMM_PLUGIN_LOAD_FAILED (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_COMMUNICATOR | MV_CODE_PLUGIN_LOAD_FAILED) |
| #define | MV_ERR_COMM_CAPABILITY_NOT_SUPPORTED (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_COMMUNICATOR | MV_CODE_CAPABILITY_NOT_SUPPORTED) |
| #define | MV_ERR_COMM_API_NOT_IMPLEMENTED (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_COMMUNICATOR | MV_CODE_API_NOT_IMPLEMENTED) |
| #define | MV_ERR_COMM_PLUGIN_NOT_REGISTERED (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_COMMUNICATOR | MV_CODE_PLUGIN_NOT_REGISTERED) |
| #define | MV_ERR_COMM_PLUGIN_RUNNING_STATE (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_COMMUNICATOR | MV_CODE_PLUGIN_RUNNING_STATE) |
| #define | MV_ERR_COMM_INV_CONFIG_FILE (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_COMMUNICATOR | MV_CODE_INV_CONFIG_FILE) |
| #define | MV_ERR_COMM_INV_CONFIG_VALUE (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_COMMUNICATOR | MV_CODE_INV_CONFIG_VALUE) |
| #define | MV_ERR_COMM_CONFIG_SERIALIZATION (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_COMMUNICATOR | MV_CODE_CONFIG_SERIALIZATION) |
| #define | MV_ERR_COMM_FILE_ACCESS (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_COMMUNICATOR | MV_CODE_FILE_ACCESS) |
| #define | MV_ERR_COMM_INV_PLUGIN_ID (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_COMMUNICATOR | MV_CODE_INV_PLUGIN_ID) |
Plug-in Error Codes | |
Plug-in error codes are emitted by the Communicator and printed to its log when a plug-in returns a return code from one of its API functions which is different from MV_CODE_OK. The return code is "decorated" with severity "ERROR" and component "PLUGIN" to form the error code. The respective return codes are plug-in-specific. | |
| #define | MV_CRIT_PLUGIN_GENERIC (MV_SEVERITY_CRITICAL | MV_COMPONENT_PLUGIN | MV_CODE_UNKNOWN) |
| #define | MV_CRIT_PLUGIN_OUT_OF_MEM (MV_SEVERITY_CRITICAL | MV_COMPONENT_PLUGIN | MV_CODE_OUT_OF_MEM) |
| #define | MV_CRIT_PLUGIN_INV_LICENSE (MV_SEVERITY_CRITICAL | MV_COMPONENT_PLUGIN | MV_CODE_INV_LICENSE) |
| #define | MV_ERR_PLUGIN_GENERIC (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_PLUGIN | MV_CODE_UNKNOWN) |
| #define | MV_ERR_PLUGIN_INSTANTIATION (MV_SEVERITY_ERROR | MV_COMPONENT_PLUGIN | MV_CODE_PLUGIN_INSTANTIATION) |
Typedefs | |
| typedef uint32_t | MVCode_t |
| Type alias used for return codes. More... | |
| typedef uint32_t | MVError_t |
| Type alias used for error codes. More... | |
Macro definitions for return and error codes.
The API distinguishes between two types of codes to signify different failure modes. Return codes (MVCode_t) merely encode the reason for a failure. Most of the Communicator API functions return an MVCode_t. The caller of those functions can react to the return code appropriately based on the context of the call.
Error codes on the other hand are emitted when a failure does not result as an immediate reaction to an API function call. Depending on the component where the error occurred, the error code will be either be delivered through an Error event (if it stems from the vision system or vision application executing on the former) or it will be handled as an exception inside of the Communicator where it is logged and may cause termination of the Communicator or individual plug-ins inside of it.
Error codes form a superset of return codes as they "decorate" the return code with additional information on the system component which raised the error and on its severity. The return codes itself merely encodes the reason and nature of the error. The return code makes up the less significant byte of the two-byte error code, with the affected component and severity sharing four bits each of the more significant byte:
| #define MV_CODE_ACQ_CONFLICTING_TIMEOUT 0x38u |
The image acquisition partially timed out.
In a multi-camera setup, the acquisition by some hardware-triggered cameras succeeded while the acquisition by other cameras timed out and it cannot be ensured that the image buffers of all cameras are in a consistent state.
| #define MV_CODE_ACQ_FRAME_DROPPED 0x40u |
An exposed frame has been dropped.
This may happen if the camera is consistently triggered faster than frames are processed.
| #define MV_CODE_ACQ_TIMEOUT 0x37u |
The image acquisition timed out.
Perhaps a hardware triggered camera did not receive the trigger signal within the specified "grab_timeout" interval or the connection to a camera was lost during acquisition.
| #define MV_CODE_ACQ_TRIGGER_MISSED 0x41u |
A trigger signal was missed by the image acquisition device.
The image acquisition device may have been overtriggered.
| #define MV_CODE_DATA_CONVERSION_FAILED 0xB8u |
The conversion of the data component to the requested type failed for an unknown reason.
Check the log of the vision system for further details.
| #define MV_CODE_DATA_PARAM_NOT_SUPPORTED 0xB7u |
The specified parameters for the data component cannot be satisfied.
The specified values may be inconsistent, not supported, or outside of the supported range.
| #define MV_CODE_DATA_READ_MORE 0xB6u |
The size of the provided output buffer was insufficient to hold all of the data.
More data is available to be read.
| #define MV_CODE_FILE_ACCESS 0x18u |
A file access failed.
Perhaps the file does not exist or you have insufficient permissions to access it.
| #define MV_CODE_INTERNAL_ERROR 0x10u |
A severe error occurred that caused the internal state of the vision system to become inconsistent.
A restart of the vision system is required.
| #define MV_CODE_TIMEOUT 0x14u |
The command could not be executed within the specified timeout interval.
Perhaps the vision system is not running or not connected.
| #define MV_CODE_UNK_DATA_COMPONENT 0x79u |
The data component referenced by the specified data component descriptor is unknown.
The corresponding data may have been dropped from the vision system's result store and is no longer available.
| #define MV_CODE_UNK_RESULT 0x76u |
The specified result ID is unknown.
The corresponding result may have been dropped from the vision system's result store and is no longer available.
| #define MV_CODE_XPI_NO_INIT_FOUND 0xC2u |
The XPI could not be initialized because the Communicator lacks support for XPI.
Upgrade to a newer version to be able to use this plug-in.
| #define MV_CODE_XPI_UNRES 0xC0u |
The API function that has been called is not supported by the current version of the Communicator.
Upgrade to a newer version to take advantage of this new API.
| typedef uint32_t MVCode_t |
Type alias used for return codes.
Return codes only occupy one byte.
| typedef uint32_t MVError_t |
Type alias used for error codes.
Error codes occupy two bytes. The less significant byte holds the return code which encodes the reason for the error. The more significant byte encodes the affect component on its four least significant bits and the severity of the error on the remaining four most significant bits.