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ChkCreate_MostErrorMessage, ChkStart_MostErrorMessage

Valid for: CANoe DE

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Function Syntax

  • dword ChkCreate_MostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, char[] aName, dword aInstanceId, dword aErrorCode, Callback aCallback);
  • dword ChkStart_MostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, char[] aName, dword aInstanceId, dword aErrorCode, Callback aCallback);
  • dword ChkCreate_MostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, char[] aName, dword aErrorCode, Callback aCallback);
  • dword ChkStart_MostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, char[] aName, dword aErrorCode, Callback aCallback);
  • dword ChkCreate_MostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, dword aErrorCode, Callback aCallback);
  • dword ChkStart_MostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, dword aErrorCode, Callback aCallback);
  • dword ChkCreate_MostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, char[] aName, dword aInstanceId, dword aErrorCode);
  • dword ChkStart_MostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, char[] aName, dword aInstanceId, dword aErrorCode);
  • dword ChkCreate_MostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, char[] aName, dword aErrorCode);
  • dword ChkStart_MostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, char[] aName, dword aErrorCode);
  • dword ChkCreate_MostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, dword aErrorCode);
  • dword ChkStart_MostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, dword aErrorCode);

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Constructor

TestCheck::CreateMostErrorMessage
  • TestCheck::CreateMostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, char[] aName, dword aInstanceId, dword aErrorCode, Callback aCallback);
  • TestCheck::StartMostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, char[] aName, dword aInstanceId, dword aErrorCode, Callback aCallback);
  • TestCheck::CreateMostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, char[] aName, dword aErrorCode, Callback aCallback);
  • TestCheck::StartMostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, char[] aName, dword aErrorCode, Callback aCallback);
  • TestCheck::CreateMostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, dword aErrorCode, Callback aCallback);
  • TestCheck::StartMostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, dword aErrorCode, Callback aCallback);
  • TestCheck::CreateMostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, char[] aName, dword aInstanceId, dword aErrorCode);
  • TestCheck::StartMostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, char[] aName, dword aInstanceId, dword aErrorCode);
  • TestCheck::CreateMostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, char[] aName, dword aErrorCode);
  • TestCheck::StartMostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, char[] aName, dword aErrorCode);
  • TestCheck::CreateMostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, dword aErrorCode);
  • TestCheck::StartMostErrorMessage(dword aSourceDeviceAddress, dword aErrorCode);

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Check Name

MOST Error Messages (Check Description)

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Description

This check can be used to monitor the occurrence of MOST error messages (OpType 0xF or 0x9). The check can be implemented for a MOST device address, function block or function. In addition, monitoring can be limited to error messages with a specific error code. Note: Consider to set always the appropriate bus context in a multibus environment before the function is called. Further information on site MultiBus Environment.

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Parameters

  • aSourceDeviceAddress: Device node address for which the occurrence of error messages is to be monitored, i.e., only those error messages with a source address equal to the value specified here are taken into consideration. Group or broadcast addresses may not be specified here.
  • aName: Symbolic FBlock or function address for which the occurrence of error messages is to be monitored. The following formats are allowed (wildcards are not permitted):
    • “FBlock.Instance.Function”
    • “FBlock.Function”
    • “FBlock”
  • aInstance: The instance of the FBlock specified in aName. If an instance is already specified in aName, this is overwritten by aInstance.
  • aErrorCode: The error code that must be set in an observed error message in order for a check violation to be triggered. If 0 is specified, all error messages are monitored regardless of their error codes.
  • aCallback: Name of the callback function to be called when an error message with the specified criteria occurs.

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Return Values

  • 0: Check was not created and may not be referenced.
  • > 0: Check was created successfully and may be referenced using the returned (handle-) value.

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Possible Errors

  • CAPL callback does not exist.

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Example

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