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| Debug Notification -1 - Error Notification
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| This notification returns:
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| * Cmd= DBG_N_Error
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| * Value= Any standard error code
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| An error was detected while attempting a DosDebug command.
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| Error codes are returned from DosDebug in different ways:
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| 1.Errors can be returned via the standard method (EAX = ERROR_CODE).
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| This is only done when the DosDebug command failed to execute at all. An example of this would be ERROR_INTERRUPT when the debugger receives a signal. If DosDebug returns a nonzero value in the EAX register, the returned Debug buffer is invalid.
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| 2.Errors are also returned via the DBG_N_Error notification.
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| This is used when the DosDebug command was attempted, but failed due to some internal DosDebug failure. Examples of error codes returned via this interface are ERROR_INVALID_PROCID and ERROR_INVALID_DATA. Generally, these errors are detected while in the context of the debuggee process, and may include ERROR_INTERRUPT.
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| [[Category:DBG_N]] | |
| {{DISPLAYTITLE:DBG_N_ERROR}}
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