sc_asop_v1.last_error

The reason for the last failed call (“” if none), NUL-terminated, with sco.storage’s size handshake: *inout_size is out’s capacity on entry and the bytes written (NUL included) on SCO_OK, or the bytes needed on SCO_TOO_MANY. out may be NULL when *inout_size is 0. On the game thread: your own last failed call; on another thread: the last refusal on that thread. Any thread.

Signature

sco_result (*)(sco_plugin *, char *, uint32_t *)

Service and availability

Service index

Property	Value
Symbol	`sc_asop_v1.last_error`
Record ID	`sc-asop-v1-last-error`
Service	game.asop
Table	sc_asop_v1
Version macro	SC_ASOP_SERVICE_VERSION
Packed table version	65536
Since / availability	`size >= 32`; 1.0
Complete member extent (x64 bytes)	32
Table size (x64 bytes)	32

Header source

Parameters and buffers

sco_result (*last_error)(sco_plugin* self, char* out, uint32_t* inout_size);
The reason for the last failed call (“” if none), NUL-terminated, with sco.storage’s size handshake: *inout_size is out’s capacity on entry and the bytes written (NUL included) on SCO_OK, or the bytes needed on SCO_TOO_MANY. out may be NULL when *inout_size is 0. On the game thread: your own last failed call; on another thread: the last refusal on that thread. Any thread.

Results and failures

BAD_ARG invalid buffer; TOO_MANY required bytes. On the game thread with a loaded self: your own last error; otherwise the thread’s last refusal.

Absent capability

unspecified

Ownership

Caller outputs; nothing owned, the host keeps only your last error. No allocation transfer; internal allocation unspecified.

Thread affinity

Any thread; diagnostic scope as described; recursive reentrancy unspecified.

Callback context

unspecified

Reentrancy

unspecified

Cleanup and cancellation

No in-flight cancellation entrypoint; both functions are reads and nothing is undone at unload; your last error is forgotten on ordinary owner release.

Language mappings

Status labels are copied verbatim from the catalogue: direct is native access; typed-wrapper is wrapper-backed; restricted is a subset/adaptation; unsupported means no supported route is established. No status implies universal safety.

Language	Catalogue status	Source evidence / wrapper tokens
c	direct	include/sc_asop.h `(*last_error)`
cpp	unsupported	docs/contracts.md `C++, C# and Lua game.asop routes are unsupported.`
csharp	unsupported	docs/contracts.md `C++, C# and Lua game.asop routes are unsupported.`
lua	unsupported	docs/contracts.md `C++, C# and Lua game.asop routes are unsupported.`

Examples

None identified in the catalogue; this is not proof none can exist.

Tests

ABI pins prove layout, not semantic behavior or a live game session.