ARM Error Messages 51-100
The following table shows ARM error messages 51-100.
No. | Error Message | Warning/Error | Arguments |
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51 | unknown opcode: %s | Error | String for OPCODE |
52 | minimum requested width of 34 assumed | Warning | |
53 | wrong page length: %d, 0 (non paged) assumed | Warning | Page length |
54 | failed to close file %s | Error | File name |
55 | illegal line start symbol: %s for directive: %s | Error | Start symbol, directive |
56 | unimplemented directive %s | Warning | Directive name |
57 | %s attribute does not pertain to a relocatable module; ignored | Warning | Directive name |
58 | %s directive does not pertain to a relocatable module; ignored | Warning | Directive name |
59 | unknown section flag: %s | Error | Area name |
60 | illegal combination of section flags: %s | Warning | Section name and flags |
61 | redefinition of section flags ignored | Warning | |
62 | ignored lines after END directive | Warning | |
63 | missing END directive | Warning | |
64 | code inside data section | Error | |
65 | unknown or bad symbol type: %s | Error | Symbol |
66 | out of memory: section data: no object file will be generated | ||
66 | out of memory: section data: no object file will be generated | Error | |
67 | initialized data in an uninitialized data section %s | Error | |
68 | assembler internal error; sync. error on local labels | Error | |
68 | assembler internal error; sync. error on local labels | Error | |
69 | error while generating object file: seek error | Error | |
69 | error while generating object file: seek error | Error | |
70 | input error: line is too long after expanding an assembler variable; truncated | Error | |
70 | input error: line is too long after expanding an assembler variable; truncated | Error | |
71 | macro error: END directive cannot appear inside a macro | Error | |
71 | macro error: END directive cannot appear inside a macro | Error | |
72 | wrong directive usage: local assembler variables can only be defined within a macro | ||
73 | wrong local label reference; reference expected after %% (usage: %%{x}{y}n{name}) | ||
74 | improper argument for <-predefine> command-line option: %s; %s | ||
75 | non increasing order in the register list | Warning | |
76 | the selected architecture and CPU (or mode) are conflicting: %s versus %s | Warning | Architecture, cpu |
77 | could not delete %s file | Error | File name |
78 | missing ENDP directive in section %s | Error | Section name |
79 | %s | Internal use | |
80 | %s %s | Internal use | |
81 | error | ||
82 | warning | Warning | |
83 | illegal expression type; expected absolute numeric | Error | |
84 | illegal expression type; expected absolute numeric or program relative | Error | |
85 | illegal expression type; expected absolute numeric, program relative or register relative | Error | |
86 | illegal expression type; expected program relative or register relative | Error | |
87 | illegal expression type; expected program relative | Error | |
88 | illegal expression type; expected absolute numeric or string | Error | |
89 | illegal expression type; expected absolute numeric or Boolean | Error | |
90 | illegal expression type; expected bool | Error | |
91 | illegal expression type; expected string | Error | |
92 | no immediate rotate operand can be created: %d | Error | Values to rotate |
93 | immediate value %d out of range; expected values: %s | Warning | Immediate value, string contain expected values |
94 | improper alignment value %d; expected: [1, 2, 4, 8, ... 32768] | Error | Value |
95 | improper alignment value %d; alignment offset should be positive and smaller than alignment; truncated | Warning | Value |
96 | immediate value %d out of range; positive value expected | Error | Immediate value |
97 | immediate value %d out of range; truncated to 16 bits | Warning | Immediate value |
98 | immediate value %d out of range; truncated to 8 bits | Warning | Immediate value |
99 | literal pool too far, or too close: %d; address is 8 bit offset; use LTORG | Error | |
100 | literal pool too far, or too close: %d; address is 12 bit offset; use LTORG | Error |
See Also
ARM Guide | ARM Error Messages 1-50 | 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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