SH-4 Assembler Error Messages 400-465 (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/5/2010
The following table shows the SH-4 assembler error messages 400-453.
| Message # and Severity | Message Text | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
400 ERROR |
Character constant longer than 4 characters: "%s" |
A character constant may be no longer than four characters. This message might also be issued if a string (or a string-valued symbol or expression) is supplied in a context where a number is expected. |
402 ERROR |
%d (0x%x) is out of range; must be >= %d and <= %u |
An operand value is outside of the legal range. The message tells you what the valid range is. This message can also be issued when an attempt is made to use a PC-relative operation (such as a branch, or a MOV @(disp, PC),Rn) to refer a location that is too far away, or that is a backward reference for an instruction that can only support forward references. |
403 ERROR |
Cannot %s when one or more operands are relocated |
Only certain arithmetic operations are supported on relative values. |
404 ERROR |
Relocated value not valid here; must be absolute |
A relative value or relative-valued symbol or expression was used in a context where only absolute values are allowed. |
405 ERROR |
Cannot %s import symbols or between sections |
Only certain arithmetic operations are supported on relative values and external symbols. |
406 ERROR |
Cannot %s expr w/%d reloc%s and expr w/%d reloc%s |
Only certain arithmetic operations are supported on relative values and external symbols. |
407 WARNING |
EXPR_OUT_OF_RANGERROR |
Floating point constant out of range; represented as infinity |
408 ERROR |
Cannot divide by zero |
It is mathematically impossible to divide by zero. |
413 ERROR |
Unknown relational operator: "%s" |
The only supported relational operators besides the regular C operators are EQ, NE, GT, LT, GE, and LE, regardless of case. |
420 ERROR |
Syntax error in operand |
The assembler cannot recognize an operand of an instruction. |
421 ERROR |
Syntax error in expression |
The assembler cannot recognize an expression. |
422 ERROR |
Cannot use a %s symbol here |
An attempt was made to use a register in an expression. This is permitted only in a few specific situations. |
423 ERROR |
Expression must be relative (or use #immediate) |
An instruction was written like MOV symbol,Rn or MOVA symbol,Rn where symbol is an absolute symbol (such as a .EQU symbol might be). To move the value of the symbol into the register, use MOV #symbol,Rn. |
424 ERROR |
The "%s" operator (%s) is not supported |
An operator was used that is recognized but not supported, such as ++ or --. |
425 ERROR |
Expression result overflow: %s %d (0x%x) |
An arithmetic operation resulted in overflow (loss of important bits). |
426 ERROR |
Expression result overflow: %d (0x%x) %s %d (0x%x) |
An arithmetic operation resulted in overflow (loss of important bits). |
427 ERROR |
Expression result overflow: %s %u (0x%x) |
An arithmetic operation resulted in overflow (loss of important bits). |
453 ERROR |
%s needs a literal pool before here |
The source line noted in the text of the message (where the %s is above) contains a literal pool reference that cannot reach as far as the address of the source line noted at the beginning of the error message line. Insert a .POOL directive or an unconditional branch somewhere between the two source lines. |
460 ERROR |
REPEAT_BAD_LABEL |
Label "%s" must be defined after the REPEAT instruction |
461 ERROR |
REPEAT_LABEL_SWITCH |
Start label "%s" must be defined before end label "%s" |
462 ERROR |
REPEAT_NEED_SETRC |
A SETRC instruction must exist at least two instructions before "%s" |
463 ERROR |
REPEAT_EMPTY_LOOP |
One or more instructions must be specified in the REPEAT loop |
464 WARNING |
REPEAT_LITPOOL |
A literal pool cannot be placed inside of a REPEAT loop |
465 ERROR |
REPEAT_NEED_INSTR |
At least one instruction must be placed between REPEAT instruction and "%s" |