dmi_memory_error_operation
Synopsis
#include <opendmi/entity/memory-error.h>
typedef enum dmi_memory_error_operation {
DMI_MEMORY_ERROR_OPERATION_UNSPEC = 0x00,
DMI_MEMORY_ERROR_OPERATION_OTHER = 0x01,
DMI_MEMORY_ERROR_OPERATION_UNKNOWN = 0x02,
DMI_MEMORY_ERROR_OPERATION_READ = 0x03,
DMI_MEMORY_ERROR_OPERATION_WRITE = 0x04,
DMI_MEMORY_ERROR_OPERATION_PARTIAL_WRITE = 0x05,
} dmi_memory_error_operation_t;
const char *dmi_memory_error_operation_name(
dmi_memory_error_operation_t value);Description
The dmi_memory_error_operation_t enumeration tells the memory access
operation which caused a memory error, and is the type of the operation field
of dmi_memory_error_32_t and dmi_memory_error_64_t.
The dmi_memory_error_operation_name function returns the name of a value, as
the command line tool shows it. The name is in English, or in the language of
the locale the library is set to when it has a translation of the name.
Values
DMI_MEMORY_ERROR_OPERATION_UNSPEC-
Unspecified. The specification does not define the value 0.
DMI_MEMORY_ERROR_OPERATION_OTHER-
Other operation.
DMI_MEMORY_ERROR_OPERATION_UNKNOWN-
Unknown operation.
DMI_MEMORY_ERROR_OPERATION_READ-
Read.
DMI_MEMORY_ERROR_OPERATION_WRITE-
Write.
DMI_MEMORY_ERROR_OPERATION_PARTIAL_WRITE-
Partial write.
Return value
dmi_memory_error_operation_name returns the name of the value, a constant
string which must not be modified or freed, or nullptr if the value has no
name, e.g. a value out of the range of the enumeration.