Hercules Version 3: System Messages: DG - DYNGUI.DLL
This page describes the DYNGUI.DLL messages for the Hercules S/370,
ESA/390, and z/Architecture emulator.
Messages
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HHCDG001I dyngui.dll - name - version vers initiated
- Meaning
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The dyngui loadable module was successfully loaded and initiated.
- Action
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None. This message is informational only.
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HHCDG002I dyngui.dll terminated
- Meaning
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The dyngui loadable module was successfully terminated.
- Action
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None. This message is informational only.
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HHCDG003S select failed on input stream: errmsg
- Meaning
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The socket select function call failed on the input stream.
errmsg describes the exact error.
- Action
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None; this is a fatal error; the system is immediately terminated.
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HHCDG004S read failed on input stream: errmsg
- Meaning
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An unrecoverable i/o error occurred while reading from the input stream.
errmsg describes the exact error.
- Action
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None; this is a fatal error; the system is immediately terminated.
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HHCDG005E Device query buffer overflow! (device=xxxx)
- Meaning
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The device query buffer is not large enough to hold all of the information
returned by the device handler. xxxx is the device
whose information was being queried at the time the error occurred.
- Action
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The system attempts to continue functioning, but unpredictable results may
occur (i.e. the system could crash). You should report this error to the
Hercules developers immediately so that they can build you a new dyngui.dll
with a larger device query buffer. Since the dyngui.dll is an unloadable
module however, you will need to restart Hercules in order to begin using
the newly fixed version of dyngui.dll.
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HHCDG006S malloc pszInputBuff failed: errmsg
- Meaning
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There was not enough virtual memory on the host system to satisfy the
malloc request for the input stream buffer. errmsg
describes the exact error.
- Action
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None; this is a fatal error; the system is immediately terminated. You
should increase the size of your host system's virtual memory allocation
so that there is enough for Hercules to run, or else decrease the amount of
memory that Hercules needs in order to run (e.g. decrease your MAINSIZE
value).
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HHCDG007S malloc pszCommandBuff failed: errmsg
- Meaning
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There was not enough virtual memory on the host system to satisfy the
malloc request for the command processing buffer. errmsg
describes the exact error.
- Action
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None; this is a fatal error; the system is immediately terminated. You
should increase the size of your host system's virtual memory allocation
so that there is enough for Hercules to run, or else decrease the amount of
memory that Hercules needs in order to run (e.g. decrease your MAINSIZE
value).
If you have a question about Hercules, see the
Hercules Frequently-Asked Questions page.
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