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CHAPTER 17: OTHER TOOLS
17.1.6 Error/Warning Messages
Error and warning messages are displayed/output through the Standard Output (stdout).
If the make is started up using the wb33's [MAKE] button, the message is output to "wb33.err". When execution
is completed, a message is displayed in the output window (default).
If an error/warning occurs in the make itself, the make immediately stops processing after displaying a
message. If an error occurs in the tool executed by a command that begins with "-" within the make file, the
make continues processing. For error messages generated by tools, refer to the chapters where each tool is
described.
The table below lists the error and warning messages generated by the make.
17.1.7 Precautions
The make included in the S1C33 Family C Compiler Package does not support any other functions (e.g., default
settings of macro and suffix or macro symbols such as $< and $?). Only the functions described here are
supported. Therefore, be careful if you are regularly using the make in UNIX.
If EXIT code = 0 is returned when executing a command line, the make suspends execution of the commands that
follow. However, when a EXE file is executed under Windows95, the EXIT code always returns to 0 regardless
of whether any error appears.
Although the make performs special processing on the cc33 tool to determine the status of the EXIT code, it
cannot make such a determination in other EXE files, and therefore continues processing. Thus, you should be
careful when using the make in Windows95. This problem does not occur in Windows NT 4.0.
The Make file editor of the wb33 can add/delete files to/from a make file. Since this function uses comments and
character patterns in the make file, pay attention when editing the make file using an editor. If the necessary
comments and character patterns are deleted, the Make file editor will not be able to edit the make file. Refer to
"Precautions on editing the make file" in Section 5.2.6 for more information.
The slash "/" may also be used in place of the backslash "\", the directory delimiter. However, the backslash "\"
that represents a continuous line cannot be substituted.
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Error: Cannot open XXXXXXXX
Error: Cannot open tmp file
Error: Invalid syntax near line #
Error: Invalid suffix .XXX
Error: Invalid macro name XXXX
Error: Abnormal termination in XXXX
Error: Not enough memory
Error: Too long string
Error: No target found
Error: Don't know how to make XXXX
Error: Command exit with X
Warning: XXXX is up-to-date
Error/warning message
Table 17.1.6.1 Error/warning messages
make file cannot be opened.
Temporary file cannot be opened.
Syntactically erroneous. Use line number indicated by # to
locate an error. Lines ending with \<CR> are assumed to
continue to the next line and not included in line counts.
Suffix is not defined yet.
Macro name is not defined yet.
Error occurred during the processing of module XXXX.
Memory is insufficient.
One character string exceeds 1,000 characters.
Target cannot be found.
Target file is nonexistent.
Command is terminated abnormally. (X = exit code)
Last target has already been updated. Terminated without
executing a command.
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