Interrupt error in Intel 30386 that get pushed to stack description [on hold]

I'm working on interrupt, and I need to handle failure or error during interrupt

interrupt

interrupt

I searched on Google and I found that x86 architecture pushed a value into the stack if an error happen.

x86

stack

I want to handle this type of error in my code but I didn't find a description ( structer) on 32 bit value that get pushed into the stack by the Intel 30386 if an error happen during interrupt.

structer

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Intel 30386

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Stack Frame after Exception or Interrupt ( help ilustrate the idea of error in interrupt )

and this is a segment selector ( is a 16-bit data structure)

i have provided this photo just for you to understand what i'm talking about but i guess u don't need them too much right

and this is the structured you looking for with a description of each one

Bit 0: External event

0: Internal or software event triggered the error.
1: External or hardware event triggered the error.

Bit 1: description location
0: Index portion of error code refers to descriptor in GDT or current LDT.
1: Index portion of error code refers to gate descriptor in IDT.

Bit 2: GDT/LDT. Only use if the descriptor location is 0.

0: This indicates the index portion of the error code refers to a descriptor in the current GDT.
1: This indicates the index portion of the error code refers to a segment or gate descriptor in the LDT.

Bits 3-15:
Segment selector index ( also known as descriptor table index ). This is an index into the IDT, GDT, or current LDT to the segment or gate selector bring refrenced by the error code.

Bits 16-31:
Reserved


if you want to know where i get this stuff from check out the 30386 reference manual ( very good also very old ) it's like everything that very old is very good