vmerror.h

//
//  NanoVM, a tiny java VM for the Atmel AVR family
//  Copyright (C) 2005 by Till Harbaum <Till@Harbaum.org>
//
// Java VM for small microcontrollers
//
// (c) 2012, Digital Six Laboratories LLC
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// Original work based on NanoVM (http://www.harbaum.org/till/nanovm/index.shtml) for AVR microcontroller
//=========================================================================================================
// 
// vmerror.h

#ifndef VMERROR_H
#define VMERROR_H
#include "vmtypes.h"

// enumeration of error types
typedef enum 
{
	kErrorHeapBase,
	kErrorHeapIllegalChunkSize,     
	kErrorHeapCorrupted,              
	kErrorHeapOutOfMemory,          
	kErrorHeapChunkMissing,   
	kErrorHeapOutOfStackMemory,    
	kErrorHeapStackUnderrun,         
	kErrorArrayBase,                  
	kErrorArrayIllegalType,         
	kErrorNativeBase,                 
	kErrorNativeUnknownMethod,       
	kErrorNativeUnknownClass,        
	kErrorNativeIllegalArgument,     
	kErrorVmFileBase,                
	kErrorVmFileBadJuJu,               
	kErrorVmFileBadVersion,             
	kErrorVmBase,                     
	kErrorVmIllegalReference,        
	kErrorVmUnsupportedOpCode,       
	kErrorVmDivisionByZero,         
	kErrorVmStackCorrupted          
} tErrorTypes;

void HandleError(tErrorTypes errcode);

#endif // VMERROR_H