Free error software for mac

Simple Error takes any MacOS Error code you enter and produces the official (or closely interpreted) description of it.
This is useful when a program crashes or, an error occurs. This only works though, for Mac OS Error codes and not Application codes. When finished, it will cover all 10 000 error codes in both MacOS X 10.2 and 10.3.
Main features:
- Very clean interface
- Easy to understand descriptions
- Low resource requirements
- Small program size.
Enhancements:
- AutoCheck
- MacOS X 10.2 Error codes only
- New file location update due to webserver.

X-ess Errors provides error names and descriptions for error codes from the vaults of BSD and Carbon/Classic esoteria.

X-ess Errors matches the standard error codes used by OS X with their names and descriptions, as are provided in the OS X programming frameworks. Thats it. It doesnt tidy up your hard disk, help you with your Math 105 homework, or give you advice on how to make a move on the cute guy/girl in the cubicle down the aisle*. It just...produces...error information. Which can be quite helpful (or mystifying) at times.

These features are derived directly from headers provided by Apple Computer.

TM Error Logger 2.05 is a helpful and simple to use Macintosh Time Machine error reporting program. Do you get those Time Machine Error alert messages and wonder why? Would you like to find out exactly what caused the error so you can do something about it?

Run TM Error Logger after you get the Time Machine error and you will get a report showing which file or folder caused the error. Click on "Open Problem Folder" to reveal the folder containing the problem.

View Apache PHP Errors is a small AppleScript that enables you to view SQL and PHP errors from the apache error log in BBEdit.

It shows how to populate an error browser.

View Apache PHP Errors is useful for PHP/MySQL development on your local machine.

MacBonferroni is a standalone Macintosh application that calculates Holms sequential Bonferroni method to maintain experimentwise error rates at a desired alpha level.

ACellerator is a drag-n-drop application that allows you to batch encode audio files into the new MPEG4 audio format called AAC.
AAC audio files can be used within iTunes as well as other digital audio players that support the QuickTime engine.
Completly freeware.
Enhancements:
- More detailed error reporting when finding a conflicting QuickTime version. If you experience problems with an invalid QuickTime error, please include all of this information.
- Conflicts over files with the same names in the encoding folder are resolved by appending numeric characters to the end of the file name and before the ".mp4" extension.
- Fixed a problem where source files names with no extension could cause an AppleScript error.

MasterDuper is used to automatically create multiple user folders from one master folder. Used in Macintosh Manager applications.

MasterFolder is duplicated x times in Copies folder according to a name list data in the Data folder. Mission specific with minimal error traps like length of filenames, etc.

Completly freeware for personal use.