15.1 Generic Errors

 

+??01

Facility not implemented
HTK does not support the operation requested.

+??05

Available memory exhausted
The operation requires more memory than is available.

+??06

Audio not available
The audio device is not available, either there is no driver for the current machine, the library was compiled with NO_AUDIO set or another process has exclusive access to the audio device.

HCopy 1000-1099 HShell 5000-5099

HList 1100-1199 HMem 5100-5199

HLEd 1200-1299 HMath 5200-5299

HLStats 1300-1399 HSigP 5300-5399

HDMan 1400-1499

HSLab 1500-1599 HAudio 6000-6099

HVQ 6100-6199

HWave 6200-6299

HCompV 2000-2099 HParm 6300-6399

HInit 2100-2199 HLabel 6500-6599

HRest 2200-2299

HERest 2300-2399 HGraf 6800-6899

HSmooth 2400-2499

HQuant 2500-2599 HModel 7000-7099

HHEd 2600-2699 HTrain 7100-7199

HUtil 7200-7299

HBuild 3000-3099 HDict 8000-8099

HParse 3100-3199 HLM 8100-8199

HVite 3200-3299 HNet 8200-8299

HResults 3300-3399 HRec 8500-8599

+??10

Cannot open file for reading
Specified file could not be opened for reading. The file may not exist or the filter through which it is read may not be set correctly.

+??11

Cannot open file for writing
Specified file could not be opened for writing. The directory may not exist or be writable by the user or the filter through which the file is written may not be set correctly.

+??13

Cannot read from file
Cannot read data from file. The file may have been truncated, incorrectly formatted or the filter process may have died.

+??14

Cannot write to file
Cannot write data to file. The file system is full or the filter process has died.

+??15

Required function parameter not set
You have called a library routine without setting one of the arguments.

+??16

Memory heap of incorrect type
Some library routines require you to pass them a heap of a particular type.

+??19

Command line syntax error
The command line is badly formed, refer to the manual or the command summary printed when the command is executed without arguments.

+??9?

Sanity check failed
Several functions perform checks that structures are self consistent and that everything is functioning correctly. When these sanity checks fail they indicate the code is not functioning as intended. These errors should not occur and are not correctable by the user.