INTROL-C COMPILER REFERENCE MANUAL

ad case
A case label statement was encountered which was either outside
of a switch statement or was already defined.
bad cast
The Compiler couldn't force the desired cast. This happens when
one attempts to cast an integer as a structure, for example.
bad continue
A continue statement was encountered which was not in either a
"for", "do", or "while" loop.
bad default
A default was encountered outside of a switch statement or else
more than one default was specified for a given switch
statement.
cannot create output file
The Compiler was unable to create the output file. This is
usually because the disk is full.
cannot open #include file
The Compiler was unable to open the specified #include file.
This is often because the user does not have permission to read
the file.
compiler bug
You should never see this error. It indicates an internal error
in the second pass of the compiler.
declaration of parameter not in parameter list
Indicates that a variable was declared in a function header
which was not part of the parameter list for that function.
expression stack overflow, aborting
The Compiler's internal stack (on which it evaluates
expressions) has overflowed. This can be remedied by breaking
up the offending expression into smaller expressions which can
be evaluated separately.
function required
This indicates that some expression which is not of type
function is being used where a function is required.
illegal #else
An #else was encountered outside of an #ifdef or #ifndef block.
illegal #undef
This usually means that there was no identifier following the
#undef keyword.
illegal array reference
An attempt was made to reference an array in an illegal
fashion.
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