util_error

Structured error handling for OpenProt.

This crate provides a mechanism for defining and using structured 32-bit error codes (ErrorCode) partitioned by 16-bit modules (ErrorModule).

Key Concepts

ErrorModule

An ErrorModule is a 16-bit identifier that categorizes a set of error codes. It is recommended to use ASCII characters for the module ID to aid in debugging.

use util_error::ErrorModule;

// Define a module with ID 'MY' (0x4d59)
pub const MY_MODULE: ErrorModule = ErrorModule::new(0x4d59);

ErrorCode

An ErrorCode is a 32-bit value composed of:

• Upper 16 bits: The ErrorModule ID.
• Lower 16 bits: A module-specific error value.

ErrorCode implements core::error::Error, Display, and Debug. It formats as a hex representation of the 32-bit value (e.g., 0x4b450001).

use util_error::ErrorCode;

// Create an error code under MY_MODULE
pub const MY_ERROR: ErrorCode = MY_MODULE.error(1);

Pigweed Integration

ErrorCode supports integration with pw_status::Error. You can embed a Pigweed status into the lower 16 bits of the error code using from_pw.

The lower 16 bits are partitioned as:

• Bits 5-15: Module-specific error code.
• Bits 0-4: Pigweed pw_status::Error (which is 5 bits).

use util_error::ErrorModule;
use pw_status::Error;

pub const MY_MODULE: ErrorModule = ErrorModule::new(0x4d59);

// Create an error code that embeds pw_status::Error::InvalidArgument
pub const MY_INVALID_ARG_ERROR: ErrorCode = MY_MODULE.from_pw(1, Error::InvalidArgument);

Defined Modules

The following modules are defined in this crate: