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C166/ST10 Cross-Assembler, Linker/Locator, Utilities ... - Tasking

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H−6<br />

L166 ERRORS<br />

Appendix H<br />

W 127: environment variable ’name’ not set<br />

When a $name or ${name} is found in the invocation, l166 starts<br />

reading the invocation from the environment variable name. If this<br />

environment variable is not set in your current command shell of the<br />

operating system, l166 will issue this warning.<br />

W 128: SEGMENTED/NONSEGMENTED mismatch with<br />

firstfile/(firstmodule)<br />

The source files are assembled with different<br />

SEGMENTED/NONSEGMENTED controls. Linking these files possibly<br />

will yield unexpected results. Reassemble the source files with equal<br />

SEGMENTED/NONSEGMENTED controls.<br />

W 129: RENAMESYMBOLS name: symbol ’name’ not found<br />

The symbol which has to be renamed was not found or was not found<br />

with the expected type<br />

W 130: missing system stack definition<br />

No definition of the system stack was found in one of the object files.<br />

W 131: interrupt name ’name’ on command−line overrides ’name’ in<br />

object file<br />

The interrupt name on the command line will be used, even if the task<br />

defines another name.<br />

W 132: task name ’name’ on command−line overrides ’name’ in object<br />

file<br />

The task name on the command line will be used, even if the task<br />

defines another name.<br />

W 133: interrupt number number on command−line overrides number<br />

in the object file<br />

The interrupt number on the command line will be used, even if the<br />

task defines another number.<br />

W 134: missing register definition<br />

Add register definition to your input source file.<br />

W 135: name element overlaps previously reserved element<br />

The mentioned element overlaps an element reserved by the RESERVE<br />

control.

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