System Error XXX and Panics

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Wed, 2005-08-10 08:55
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Don't know what mean "System Error XXX" where XXX is a negative number.
Please read this page before posting : Symbian OS Error Codes

You've got a Panic (a message like "KERN-EXEC 3") ? Read the Panic Reference which is in your SDK documentation

To display panics details on your device: http://www.newlc.com/Display-the-extended-panic-code-in.html

Eric Bustarret
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Thu, 2005-08-11 05:51
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Re: System Error XXX and Panics
Well done Eric... Now this will reduce lot of queries related with Panics and System errors  Cool
But still you know some of the panic's are not yet documented in the SDK help, like EIKON-LISTBOX.

Thu, 2005-08-11 09:25
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Re: System Error XXX and Panics
For tracking down a leave code, I use find in files ( because I'm lazy ) and search the epoc32\include directory for the negative number wrapped up in brackets...

(-11) for instance

Since most leave codes are defined in the epoc32\include\e32std.h file

E32STD.H(129): const TInt KErrAlreadyExists=(-11);

I also notice that Eric (or somebody) has placed a really handy guide to leave codes and panics as a tutorial on newlc! - Great - Smiley
Wed, 2005-09-07 20:57
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Re: System Error XXX and Panics
Good links, even though I came across them before. But I'm still very confused about use of these things. I mean, when should I, in my code, use panics and when leave. So far I try think of it as the code should leave when I have a run-time error (memory allocation) and panic when there is a bug, eg. wrong(short) descriptor passed as a parameter and so on. Am I right? I'm not sure about the panics.
Tue, 2005-09-20 10:57
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Quote from: LordOsh
Good links, even though I came across them before. But I'm still very confused about use of these things. I mean, when should I, in my code, use panics and when leave. So far I try think of it as the code should leave when I have a run-time error (memory allocation) and panic when there is a bug, eg. wrong(short) descriptor passed as a parameter and so on. Am I right? I'm not sure about the panics.
You've pretty much got it - Panics are terminal, indicating a programming error, and Leaves indicate runtime errors which you need to subsequently deal with/roll-back from.
Jo Stichbury's Symbian OS Explained (http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0470021306/) has a good explanation of Leaves and Panics, which I would recommend.

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Wed, 2005-11-16 14:53
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Re: System Error XXX and Panics
I know Jo Stitchbury very well and her book is indeed very good, there is also a book due out by Rob Falla which covers much of the basics also. Either way they should both be able to help
Fri, 2005-12-16 13:25
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Re: System Error XXX and Panics
Some types of error are due to bad program code. When this type of error is discovered, the thread associated with the erroneous program should be terminated. In Symbian OS, this is a referred to as a panic. The only proper response to a panic is to fix the program code....
Sun, 2006-07-02 23:53
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btw, some one have explanation of AVKON panics? No pan files and no any refrence...
Thu, 2006-08-17 11:06
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Try AknPAnic.h

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Wed, 2006-09-20 12:30
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I found this link recently from the Symbian FAQ & Tech Tips. There you can find the range of error code and the corresponding header file name. Hence it's not a latest list; the list was last updated on 4 May 2004.

Is there a definitive list of Symbian OS error codes?

Wed, 2006-10-04 09:06
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Re: System Error XXX and Panics
Hi all,
These error codes sertainly help but in some cases for example when I try to connect to a WLan using an access point I get an error -30180 . they are not defined. Can any body tell me how to know what error this is??

Thanks a lot
Fri, 2007-05-11 14:07
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Re: System Error XXX and Panics
-30180 is a code specific to a component not part of the core O/S you will have to tell us what phone it occurs on (Ie who made it) as each manufacturer will have their own Wi-Lan stack/provider.
The error also has a very short (often capitalized) string telling us where it occurred.
Sat, 2007-07-14 23:03
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Re: System Error XXX and Panics

I created a command line program for returing leave code
http://twmdesign.co.uk/theblog/?p=21

Thu, 2007-12-06 05:59
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Re: System Error XXX and Panics

Hi All,

I got message
Error! Leave -858993460
But there was no error code corresponding to it in Symbian OS Error Codes link.
Please help me in case anyone has idea what this code mean.
Thanks

SJ


Stakshi

Mon, 2008-01-28 07:01
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Re: System Error XXX and Panics

hi all
I got message
Error! Leave -858993460
But there was no error code corresponding to it in Symbian OS Error Codes link.
Please help me in case anyone has idea what this code mean.
Thanks
samy


muruganandam

Tue, 2008-02-26 06:23
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Re: System Error XXX and Panics

hi all,
even i am fac ing the samwe error../
please naybody can let me know what error code is this..

thanks
amjedab

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