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16-Bit C Compiler User’s Guide Invalid location qualifier: ‘symbol’ Expecting ‘sfr’ or ‘gpr’, which are ignored on dsPIC DSC devices, as location qualifiers. invalid operands to binary ‘operator’ The operands to the specified binary operator are invalid. Invalid option ‘option’ The specified command-line option is invalid. Invalid option ‘symbol’ to interrupt pragma Expecting shadow and/or save as options to interrupt pragma. Invalid option to interrupt pragma Garbage at the end of the pragma. Invalid or missing function name from interrupt pragma The interrupt pragma requires the name of the function being called. Invalid or missing section name The section name must start with a letter or underscore (‘_’) and be followed by a sequence of letters, underscores and/or numbers. The names ‘access’, ‘shared ’ and ‘overlay’ have special meaning. invalid preprocessing directive #‘directive’ Not a valid preprocessing directive. Check the spelling. invalid preprologue argument The pre prologue option is expecting an assembly statement or statements for its argument enclosed in double quotes. invalid register name for ‘name’ File scope variable ‘name’ declared as a register variable with an illegal register name. invalid register name ‘name’ for register variable The specified name is not the name of a register. invalid save variable in interrupt pragma Expecting a symbol or symbols to save. invalid storage class for function ‘identifier’ Functions may not have the ‘register’ storage class. invalid suffix ‘suffix’ on integer constant Integer constants may be suffixed by the letters ‘u’, ‘U’, ‘l’ and ‘L’ only. invalid suffix on floating constant A floating constant suffix may be ‘f’, ‘F’, ‘l’ or ‘L’ only. If there are two ‘L’s, they must be adjacent and the same case. invalid type argument of ‘operator’ The type of the argument to operator is invalid. invalid type modifier within pointer declarator Only const or volatile may be used as type modifiers within a pointer declarator. invalid use of array with unspecified bounds Arrays with unspecified bounds must be used in valid ways. invalid use of incomplete typedef ‘typedef’ The specified typedef is being used in an invalid way; this is not allowed. DS51284H-page 172 © 2008 Microchip Technology Inc.
Diagnostics invalid use of undefined type ‘type identifier’ The specified type is being used in an invalid way; this is not allowed. invalid use of void expression Void expressions must not be used. “name” is not a valid filename #line requires a valid filename. ‘filename’ is too large The specified file is too large to process the file. Its probably larger than 4 GB, and the preprocessor refuses to deal with such large files. It is required that files be less than 4GB in size. ISO C forbids data definition with no type or storage class A type specifier or storage class specifier is required for a data definition in ISO C. ISO C requires a named argument before ‘...’ ISO C requires a named argument before ‘...’. L label label referenced outside of any function Labels may only be referenced inside functions. label ‘label’ used but not defined The specified label is used but is not defined. language ‘name’ not recognized Permissible languages include: c assembler none. filename: linker input file unused because linking not done The specified filename was specified on the command line, and it was taken to be a linker input file (since it was not recognized as anything else). However, the link step was not run. Therefore, this file was ignored. long long long is too long for GCC The compiler supports integers no longer than long long. long or short specified with char for ‘identifier’ The long and short qualifiers cannot be used with the char type. long or short specified with floating type for ‘identifier’ The long and short qualifiers cannot be used with the float type. long, short, signed or unsigned invalid for ‘identifier’ The long, short and signed qualifiers may only be used with integral types. M macro names must be identifiers Macro names must start with a letter or underscore followed by more letters, numbers or underscores. macro parameters must be comma-separated Commas are required between parameters in a list of parameters. macro ‘name’ passed n arguments, but takes just n Too many arguments were passed to macro ‘name’. © 2008 Microchip Technology Inc. DS51284H-page 173
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