67 EXPORT
const char *
error(
const int error_code);
There is one more player with this name.
Definition: errors.h:53
The value of the argument that should point to a Game is equal to NULL.
Definition: errors.h:49
EXPORT const char * error(const int error_code)
Returns the error code text of the error code given.
Definition: errors.c:8
The deck of the current player is NULL.
Definition: errors.h:25
There is no place left for one more player or hand.
Definition: errors.h:40
There is one more player or card with that name.
Definition: errors.h:32
An attempt to operate on a team that has no members.
Definition: errors.h:30
The bid's value o the player's id is not a valid one.
Definition: errors.h:38
In this context, the number of players is not big enough.
Definition: errors.h:46
The item you are operating on was not found.
Definition: errors.h:33
ERROR_CODE
Specifies the error codes used to specify the wrong behaviour of the functions used in the game...
Definition: errors.h:18
The value of the argument that is supposed to point to a Round is equal to NULL.
Definition: errors.h:35
This error status is encountered when malloc faild to allocate memory.
Definition: errors.h:22
The value of the variable that points to a Player is equal to NULL.
Definition: errors.h:26
There are no free spaces in the current team.
Definition: errors.h:29
Can't distriute cards from an empty deck.
Definition: errors.h:44
The player's card is NULL.
Definition: errors.h:24
There are no players in a game.
Definition: errors.h:51
The parameter of the function is NULL.
Definition: errors.h:21
There are no players in a round.
Definition: errors.h:50
In this context, the values you are trying to compare are illegal.
Definition: errors.h:41
The value of the argument that points to a Team is equal to NULL.
Definition: errors.h:27
The current hand is empty.
Definition: errors.h:43
The operation can't be completed due to the insufficient number of cards.
Definition: errors.h:47
Normal behaviour, no error is recieved.
Definition: errors.h:19
The value of the argument that is supposed to point to a Hand is equal to NULL.
Definition: errors.h:36