EDC

Error Messages

When an exception is thrown by the runtime, the error message

Generic:E=<messageId>

is issued, where <messageId> meaning is defined in the next table:

Generic Error Messages

Message  ID	Description
1	Negative offset.
2	Negative length.
3	Offset + length > object length.

When an exception is thrown by the implementation of the EDC API, the error message

EDC-1.2:E=<messageId>

is issued, where <messageId> meaning is defined in the following table:

EDC Error Messages

Message ID	Description
-4	No native stack found to execute the Java native method.
-3	Maximum stack size for a thread has been reached. Increase the maximum size of the thread stack parameter.
-2	No Java stack block could be allocated with the given size. Increase the Java stack block size.
-1	The Java stack space is full. Increase the Java stack size or the number of Java stack blocks.
1	A closed stream is being written/read.
2	The operation Reader.mark() is not supported.
3	lock is null in Reader(Object lock).
4	String index is out of range.
5	Argument must be a positive number.
6	Invalid radix used. Must be from Character.MIN_RADIX to Character.MAX_RADIX.
7	Operation Reader.reset() is not supported.
8	String is empty.
9	Start index is out of range.
10	End index is out of range.
11	A throwable cannot suppress itself in Throwable.addSuppressed(Throwable exception).
12	Given exception is null in Throwable.addSuppressed(Throwable exception).

Exit Codes

The MicroEJ Application can stop its execution by calling the method System.exit(). To retrieve the appplication exit code (or exit status), use the C function SNI_getExitCode() after the end of SNI_startVM() (see sni.h header file). If the MicroEJ Application ended without calling System.exit() then SNI_getExitCode() returns 0.

The error codes returned by SNI_startVM() are defined in the section Error Codes.