errors.hpp

/* Copyright 2021 - 2024 R. Thomas
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#ifndef LIEF_ERROR_H
#define LIEF_ERROR_H
#include <cstdint>
#include <LIEF/third-party/expected.hpp>
 
enum class lief_errors : uint32_t {
  read_error = 1,
  not_found,
  not_implemented,
  not_supported,
 
  corrupted,
  conversion_error,
 
  read_out_of_bound,
  asn1_bad_tag,
  file_error,
 
  file_format_error,
  parsing_error,
  build_error,
 
  data_too_large,
  /*
   * When adding a new error, do not forget
   * to update the Python bindings as well (pyErr.cpp) and Rust bindings:
   * lief/src/error.rs
   */
};
 
const char* to_string(lief_errors err);
 
inline tl::unexpected<lief_errors> make_error_code(lief_errors e) {
  return tl::make_unexpected(e);
}
 
 
namespace LIEF {
template<typename T>
using result = tl::expected<T, lief_errors>;
 
template<class T>
lief_errors get_error(result<T>& err) {
  return err.error();
}
 
template<class T>
lief_errors as_lief_err(result<T>& err) {
  return err.error();
}
 
struct ok_t {};
 
inline ok_t ok() {
  return ok_t{};
}
 
using ok_error_t = result<ok_t>;
 
inline bool is_ok(const ok_error_t& val) {
  return val.has_value();
}
 
inline bool is_err(const ok_error_t& val) {
  return !is_ok(val);
}
 
}
 
 
 
 
 
#endif