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SB AWE32 Developer's Information Pack PART III Windows Driver API 73
Copyright Creative Technology Ltd., 1994-1996 Version 3.00
Error Messages
The error messages generated by the AWE Manager are described below. They can be divided into
three categories:
General Error Messages
Invalid Parameter Messages
Resource Contention Messages
General Error Messages
AWE_NO_ERR No error message. This message will be display
most of the time to indicate a successful
operation.
AWE_ERR_UNDEFINE_ERROR A reserved error message indicating an error not
defined during development. A new error
message may be added to it at a later stage when
the cause of the error is identified.
Invalid Parameter Messages
AWE_ERR_DEVICE_DRV_INVALID This error message is return when the
SBAWE32.DRV MIDI driver is not located.
AWE_ERR_USERID_INVALID An invalid user ID is used to gain access to the
AWE Manager. This ID should be obtained from
the AWE_OPEN API call.
AWE_ERR_EFXT_INVALID An invalid Effect Type Index is specified. This
error happens when an application specifies an
Effect Type Index that is not currently supported
by the MIDI driver.
AWE_ERR_EFXV_INVALID An invalid Type Variation index is specified.
This error happens when an application specifies
a Type Variation index that is not supported by
the MIDI driver.
AWE_ERR_SBANK_INVALID An invalid Synthesizer Bank index is specified.
This error occurs when the MIDI driver cannot
support the specified Synthesizer Bank index.
AWE_ERR_PATHNAME_INVALID An invalid path name to a file is specified. This
happens when an operation, which requires a user
file or a predetermined path, cannot locate the
desired file.
AWE_ERR_USER_OBJ_INVALID An user object module has an incorrect format.
This error occurs when an application attempts to
download an unrecognized bank of instruments
(or single instrument) into a specific User Bank
area. This module uses the SBK format.

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