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nld Diagnostic Messages
**** ERROR **** [2003]:
The data item named name was declared but never defined, and
NLD was not told that this data item should come from an SRL,
and there is a reference to it in 'filename'.
error, either because it is 'small' data, or because you are
building an SRL, a UL, or system library.
EXPORT_GLOBALS directive must be 'on' to make a data item
'defined'.
an initial value or leave off the 'extern' keyword to make a
data item 'defined'.
declared this data item, run NLD again with the additional
flags '-y symbol' and -verbose.
See:
-verbose on page 3-16
-y on page 3-17
**** ERROR **** [2004]:
The symbol 'name' was specified to be the main entry point,
but this is not the name of a symbol that is located in user
code within this program.
**** ERROR **** [2005]:
You specified the -coff flag, but that is not allowed because
the input object files contained RTDU's.
linking together object files with SQL constructs, you cannot
use the -coff flag.
This is an internal error. Please contact your service provider.
**** ERROR **** [2006]:
The data item named name has inconsistent sizes.
number-1 bytes in the object file named 'filename', but its
size was number-2 bytes in an object file earlier on the
command line.
declared this data item, run NLD again with the additional
flag '-y symbol'.
See -y on page 3-17.
**** ERROR **** [2007]:
Object files are required to have downward growing stacks,
but the object file named 'filename' appears to have upward
growing stacks.
In C or C++, you must either give the data item
For a list of all the object files that
For a list of all the object files that
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Nonfatal Errors
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