axvirtio-common 0.2.0

Common types, traits, and utilities for VirtIO device implementations
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//! VirtIO Error Types
//!
//! This module defines common error types used across all VirtIO device implementations.

/// VirtIO specific error types
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub enum VirtioError {
    /// Invalid queue configuration
    InvalidQueue,
    /// Queue not ready for operation (not configured yet)
    QueueNotReady,
    /// Invalid descriptor
    InvalidDescriptor,
    /// Invalid access width for MMIO operation
    InvalidAccessWidth,
    /// Device not ready
    DeviceNotReady,
    /// Invalid device index
    InvalidDeviceIndex,
    /// Backend operation failed
    BackendError,
    /// Memory access error
    MemoryError,
    /// Invalid configuration
    InvalidConfig,
    /// Feature negotiation failed
    FeatureNegotiationFailed,
    /// Invalid request
    InvalidRequest,
    /// Operation not supported
    NotSupported,
    /// Invalid buffer size
    InvalidBufferSize,
    /// Invalid sector
    InvalidSector,
    /// Invalid register
    InvalidRegister,
    /// Invalid address or address translation failed
    InvalidAddress,
    /// One or more virtqueue rings are misaligned (desc 16B, avail 2B, used 4B)
    RingMisaligned,
    /// The virtqueue ring regions overlap each other
    RingOverlap,
    /// The virtqueue ring layout is invalid (zero address, region overflow, or
    /// a ring region lies outside the guest address space)
    InvalidRingLayout,
    /// The queue is faulted after a runtime ring/descriptor failure and must be
    /// reset before further use. Unlike [`QueueNotReady`](Self::QueueNotReady),
    /// which is a normal pre-configuration state, a faulted queue has served
    /// requests and hit a runtime failure; its guest-serving data paths
    /// (`pop`/`complete`, chain walks and data access) reject with this error
    /// and write no guest memory until `reset`, while the configuration
    /// setters remain usable.
    QueueFaulted,
    /// Resource not found
    NotFound,
    /// The operation is valid but cannot complete until asynchronous backend
    /// work makes progress.
    WouldBlock,
    /// Invalid input
    InvalidInput,
}

/// Result type for VirtIO operations
pub type VirtioResult<T> = Result<T, VirtioError>;