StatusCode

Status code is a 32-bit integer. Integer is what logger libraries, process exit codes, operating systems use. The code address semantics is not tightly mandated, but the following bit schema is recommended.

Bit	Mask	Description
0-15	0x0000FFFF	Code
16-30	0x3FFF0000	Namespace
31-32	0xC0000000	Severity

Namespace allocation

Third party libraries should pick a namespace number from unused ranges.

Namespace	Allocation
0x0000 -> 0x01FF	Reserved for OPC-UA
0x0200 -> 0x0A79	unused
0x0A7A	Avalanche.*
0x0A7B -> 0x3FFF	unused

Avalanche Namespace

Avalanche namespace is 0x0A7A0000.

Under the namespace ranges are allocated as following.

Code Range	Allocation
0xC000 - 0xC0FF	Avalanche.Core
0xC010	Avalanche.Identity
0xC020	Avalanche.Serialization
0xC030	Avalanche.Localization
0xC040	Reserved
0xC050	Avalanche.Service
0xC060	Avalanche.Service
0xC070	Reserved
0xC080	Avalanche.Core
0xC0A0	Avalanche.Accessor
0xC0B0	Avalanche.Binding
0xC0C0	Avalanche.Converter
0xC0D0	Avalanche.DataType
0xC0E0	Avalanche.Writer
0xC0F0	Avalanche.FileSystem
0x4A00 - 0x4AFF	Avalanche.OpcUa
0x4A00	Avalanche.OpcUa.Common
0x4AC0 - 0x4ACF	Avalanche.OpcUa.Client
0x4A50 - 0x4A5F	Avalanche.OpcUa.Server

Full Example

Full example

using System.Collections.Generic;
using Avalanche.Utilities;
using static System.Console;

class statuscode
{
    public static void Run()
    {
        {
            // <01>
            // </01>
        }
        {
            // <02>
            // </02>
        }
    }

}