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      24/11/99  - initial release by Hartmut Liefke, liefke@seas.upenn.edu
                                     Dan Suciu,      suciu@research.att.com
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//**************************************************************************
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// This module implements the error handling. An error message
// is one line and several error messages can be stored together
// Then, an exception can be raised and all error messages
// are printed through 'PrintErrorMsg()'.

#ifndef ERROR_HPP
#define ERROR_HPP

void Error(char *str,int len);   // Starts a new error msg
void Error(char *str);           // Starts a new error msg (with '\0' at the end)

void ErrorCont(char *str,int len);  // Continues the current error msg
void ErrorCont(char *str);          // Continues the current error msg

void PrintErrorMsg();   // Prints the current error messsages

void Exit();   // Exits the program

inline void ExitNoMem()
   // Exits 
{
   Error("Insufficient memory!");
   Exit();
}

inline void ExitCorruptFile()
{
   Error("Corrupt input file!");
   Exit();
}

struct XMillException
{
};

#endif

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