Texas Instruments TMS320C54x User Manual page 416

This appendix lists the assembler and linker error messages in numeric and
alphabetical order. Some messages have error-type numbers associated with
them. These messages are listed first. If an error-type has multiple messages,
the messages are in alphabetical order. The messages without numbers are
listed in alphabetical order.
Most error messages have a Description of the problem and an Action that
suggests possible remedies. Where the error message itself is an adequate
description, you may find only the Action suggested. Where the Action is
obvious from the description (to inspect and correct your code), the Action is
omitted.
When the assembler completes its second pass, it reports any errors that it
encountered during the assembly. It also prints these errors in the listing file
(if one is created); an error is printed following the source line that incurred it.
Most assembler errors are fatal errors. If an error is not fatal or if it is a macro
error, this is noted in the assembler listing file. The assembler issues the follow-
ing types of error messages:
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Fatal
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Nonfatal
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Macro
In the linker messages, the symbol (...) represents the name of an object that
the linker is attempting to interact with when an error occurs. The linker issues
the following types of error messages:
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Syntax and command errors
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Allocation errors
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I/O errors
Appendix D
Appendix A
Error Messages
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