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Exceptions

Data Structures
class	AbstractThrowable
	A base implementation for Throwable All important information should be included in the string returned by getMessage(). More...
class	ConfigurationException
	Thrown when an error in the configuration is found. More...
class	Error
	Represents problems that might be more reasonably described as bugs. More...
class	Exception
	Represents genuinely exceptional events (such as resource acquisition failure). More...
class	FileException
	Thrown to indicate a file IO error. More...
class	IllegalStateError
	This error indicates that a class is not in an appropriate state for the request that was made of it. More...
class	InvalidArgumentError
	Thrown to report invalid arguments to functions. More...
class	InvariantViolatedError
	This error indicates that a class' invariants have been violated somehow. More...
class	IoException
	Thrown when an IO error has occured e.g. More...
class	IpcException
	Thrown to indicate an error with an Ipc call. More...
class	IpcObjectException
	Thrown when an error publishing or withdrawing IPCObjects. More...
class	IsException
	Thrown to indicate an error from the Information Service. More...
class	LogicError
	Logic errors represent internal problems in the logic of the program. More...
class	MathsError
	Thrown when an mathametical error has occured e.g. More...
class	NoSuchStreamerException
	Indicates that there is no Streamer for a given className. More...
class	OutOfRangeError
	Thrown to show that arguement value is not in the allowed range. More...
class	RequestException
	Thrown to indicate an error with an Ipc call to a Request of some sort. More...
class	SctApiException
	Thrown to indicate an error with an Ipc call to the SctApi. More...
class	StreamCorruptedException
	Thrown to indicate that the stream is somehow not in the state the I/O code thought it ought to be in. More...
class	Throwable
	The base class for all of the exceptions which we throw in the SCT code. More...
class	UnsupportedOperationError
	Indicates a method is not supported by this class. More...
class	VersionNotSupportedException
	Indicates an that an I/O operation failed because the version of the data was not compatible with what the software was capable of dealing with. More...
Functions
void	setExceptionHandlers (const char *name) throw ()
	Main programs should call this to the Sct defaults.

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Function Documentation

void Sct::setExceptionHandlers (  const char *    process_name )  throw ()

Main programs should call this to the Sct defaults. Parameters: giving  the process name as an argument makes the terminate message easier to understand! Definition at line 117 of file Exception.cpp. References Sct::process_name. Referenced by main().

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