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--- en:docs:fapi:doserrclass [2021/09/17 11:05] – prokushev
+++ en:docs:fapi:doserrclass [2021/11/04 13:55] (current) – prokushev
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+====== DosErrClass ======
 This call helps OS/2 applications respond to error codes (return codes) received from OS/2.
-====== Syntax ======
+===== Syntax =====
 <code c>
 DosErrClass (Code, Class, Action, Locus)
 </code>
-====== Parameters ======
+===== Parameters =====
   * Code ([[USHORT]]) - input : Error code returned by an OS/2 function.
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   * Locus ([[PUSHORT]]) - output : Address of the origin of an error.
-====== Return Code ======
+===== Return Code =====
 rc ([[USHORT]]) - return:Return code descriptions are:
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   * 0 NO_ERROR
-====== Remarks ======
+===== Remarks =====
 The input is a return code returned from another function call, and the output is a classification of the return and recommended action. Depending on the application, the recommended action could be followed, or a more specific application recovery could be performed.
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-===== Family API Considerations =====
+==== Family API Considerations ====
 Some options operate differently in the DOS mode than in the OS/2 mode. Therefore, the following considerations apply to DosErrClass when coding for the DOS mode:
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 When DosErrClass is called by a family application, it returns a valid error classification for returns that have occurred. The classifications of a given return code may not be the same for the Family API and the OS/2 mode applications.
-====== Bindings ======
+===== Bindings =====
-===== C =====
+==== C ====
 <code c>
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 </code>
-===== MASM =====
+==== MASM ====
 <code asm>