how to make a Input/Output Error example?
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I'm working on a simple game console for raspberry pi, and I want to handle some common errors like segmentation fault, arithmetic exception and input/output error (since there maybe some guys using horrible SD cards).
when handler program detect the return code of my game, just show the corresponding error message on monitor.
I can easily test my handler by accessing null pointer or doing division by zero to trigger segmentation fault and arithmetic exception. But how to write a test program to trigger input/output error?
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I'm working on a simple game console for raspberry pi, and I want to handle some common errors like segmentation fault, arithmetic exception and input/output error (since there maybe some guys using horrible SD cards).
when handler program detect the return code of my game, just show the corresponding error message on monitor.
I can easily test my handler by accessing null pointer or doing division by zero to trigger segmentation fault and arithmetic exception. But how to write a test program to trigger input/output error?
error-handling
asked Feb 20 at 7:59
WallyWally
287
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I'm working on a simple game console for raspberry pi, and I want to handle some common errors like segmentation fault, arithmetic exception and input/output error (since there maybe some guys using horrible SD cards).
when handler program detect the return code of my game, just show the corresponding error message on monitor.
I can easily test my handler by accessing null pointer or doing division by zero to trigger segmentation fault and arithmetic exception. But how to write a test program to trigger input/output error?
error-handling
asked Feb 20 at 7:59
WallyWally
287
I'm working on a simple game console for raspberry pi, and I want to handle some common errors like segmentation fault, arithmetic exception and input/output error (since there maybe some guys using horrible SD cards).
when handler program detect the return code of my game, just show the corresponding error message on monitor.
I can easily test my handler by accessing null pointer or doing division by zero to trigger segmentation fault and arithmetic exception. But how to write a test program to trigger input/output error?
error-handling
error-handling
asked Feb 20 at 7:59
WallyWally
287
asked Feb 20 at 7:59
WallyWally
287
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asked Feb 20 at 7:59
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asked Feb 20 at 7:59
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