ARM Error Messages 1-50
The following table shows ARM error messages 1-150.
No. | Error Message | Warning/Error | Arguments |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Error | ||
2 | :CHR: operator: truncation applied to a char | Warning | |
3 | missing substitution operator $ for assembler variable %s | Warning | Assembler variable |
4 | reserved symbol used in an expression: %s | Warning | Symbol name |
5 | improper line syntax: %s | Error | Line with improper syntax |
6 | improper program syntax: %s | Error | Description of error |
7 | unimplemented class of instructions | Error | |
8 | ARM register expected: %s | Error | String where the assembler tried to read a register |
9 | coprocessor number expected: %s | Error | String where the assembler tried to read a coprocessor number |
10 | ARM coprocessor register expected: %s | Error | String where the assembler tried to read a coprocessor register |
11 | ARM floating point register expected: %s | Error | String where the assembler tried to read a floating-point register |
12 | wrong operand type for %s | Error | String with operand |
13 | divide by zero | Error | |
14 | %s cannot be applied; different sections or different base registers | Error | Text of operand |
15 | illegal symbol %s; AREA name expected | Error | |
15 | illegal symbol %s; AREA name expected | Error | Symbol name |
16 | illegal flag(s) %s | Error | Token |
17 | illegal $ substitution, non assembler variable | Error | |
18 | wrong character constant | Error | |
19 | malformed string constant; missing closing | Error | |
19 | malformed string constant; missing closing | Error | |
20 | wrong escape constant; null value not permitted inside a string | Error | |
20 | wrong escape constant; null value not permitted inside a string | Error | |
21 | unexpected char | Error | |
22 | wrong :: operator | Error | |
23 | special bar id not closed | Error | |
24 | wrong built-in variable | Error | |
25 | wrong shift name | Error | |
26 | unimplemented instruction set | Error | |
27 | unaligned absolute value | Warning | |
28 | truncation applied, absolute value should be word aligned: 0x%x | Warning | Offset value |
29 | truncation applied, absolute value should be half-word aligned: 0x%x | Warning | Offset value |
30 | address 0x%x is too large to represent in %d bits | Error | Address |
31 | address out of range in a different section | Error | |
32 | immediate value %d cannot be represented in %d bits | Error | Offset |
33 | floating value %e cannot be represented in single precision | Error | Floating-point value |
34 | undefined symbol: %s | Error | Symbol text |
35 | illegal expression type: %s | Error | Expression value |
36 | <%s> mnemonic qualifier is ignored | Warning | Instruction suffix |
37 | operand restriction violation (undefined behavior): %s | Warning | Instruction operand |
38 | multiple use of the same register in a register list | Warning | |
39 | unsafe use of R15 as base register | Warning | |
40 | unsafe use of write-back operator | Warning | |
41 | unknown LDM/STM operation | Error | |
42 | thumb register expected; %s | Error | Unexpected text |
43 | multiple symbol definition or incompatibility: %s | Error | Symbol name |
44 | cannot open file: %s | Error | File name |
45 | possible infinite loop due to recursive file inclusion: %s | Warning | File name |
46 | unknown command-line argument or argument value %s | Warning | Unknown argument |
47 | command-line option not implemented; %s ignored | Warning | Command-line argument |
48 | multiple use of the same option: %s | Warning | Command-line argument |
49 | only one source file can be assembled: %s | Error | Source file name |
50 | missing input source file | Error |
See Also
ARM Guide | ARM Error Messages 51-100 | ARM Error Messages 101-150 | ARM Error Messages 151-200 | ARM Error Messages 201-250
Last updated on Thursday, April 08, 2004
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