#include <string.h>
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#define | BYTE unsigned char |
#define | WORD unsigned short |
#define | DWORD unsigned long |
#define | BIT bit |
#define | XHUGE |
#define | NO_SUCH_INDEX 0x11 |
#define | SUCCESSFUL 0x12 |
#define | SUBINDEX_NOT_EXIST 0x13 |
#define | CONNECTION_OK 0x33 |
#define | CONNECTION_FAILED 0x31 |
#define | GUARDING_MESSAGE_LOST 0x32 |
#define | HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE_LOST 0x34 |
#define | HEARTBEAT_CONSUMER_LOST 0x35 |
#define | NO_ERROR 0x0000 |
#define | GENERIC_ERROR 0x1000 |
#define | CURRENT_ERROR 0x2000 |
#define | VOLTAGE_ERROR 0x3000 |
#define | HARDWARE_ERROR 0x5000 |
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typedef enum _BOOL | BOOL |
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enum | _BOOL { FALSE = 0, TRUE } |
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1 Bit |
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8 Bit unsigned |
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lifeguard: connection failed |
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lifeguard: connection is OK |
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internal device error: current error |
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32 Bit unsigned |
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internal device error: generic error |
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lifeguard: guarding message lost |
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internal device error: hardware error |
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lifegurad: heartbeat consumer lost |
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lifeguard: heartbeat message lost |
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internal device error: no error |
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If someone/something tries to access an object dictionary entry which doesn't exist |
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If someone/something tries to access an object dictioary subentry (subindex) which doesn't exist |
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Return value that indicates a successful operation |
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internal device error: voltage error |
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16 Bit unsigned |
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