Per,
Bojsen, Per wrote:
> Hi,
>
> a month ago I sent an email with the following paragraph:
>
> > in SCE-API, if the application always uses a non-NULL SceMiEC
> > in any SCE-API it calls, does it then follow that the SCE-MI
> > error handler will never be called? I mean, is the implementation
> > required to ensure the error handler is never called in this
> > case?
I think the 3 "if ... else if ... else if" bullets in section
5.3.2.1 spell this out.
The first "if" covers your case. So it is implied that the other
"else's" (including calling the error handler) do not take effect.
The implementation should guarantee this.
>
> I am wondering what the answer to this question is?
>
> Also:
>
> > Just to confirm, but I assume there is nothing wrong with mixing
> > the two styles of error handling (NULL and non-NULL SceMiEC) in
> > the same applications, right?
johnS:
Right.
>
> Thanks,
> Per
>
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