wrcerrs.gml

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:set symbol="read_err"  value="Refer to the notes on Read Errors at the start of this section.".
:set symbol="write_err" value="Refer to the notes on Write Errors at the start of this section.".
.np
This section describes the various warning and error messages that may
be issued by the &wrcname..
.*
.begnote
.note Read Errors
Messages concerning "read errors" indicate than an error occurred while
the &wrcname was reading the specified file. The reason, if present,
indicates the type of error. The message may indicate the type of file
that was being read, such as a bitmap or icon. If the message says
'temporary file' then the file is one created by the &wrcname for use
while it is running. This is not a file specified by the user.
.endnote
.*
.begnote
.note Write Errors
Messages concerning "write errors" indicate than an error occurred while
the &wrcname was writing to the specified file. The reason, if present,
indicates the type of error. The message may indicate the type of file
that was being written, such as a bitmap or icon. If the message says
"temporary file" then the file is one created by the &wrcname for use
while it is running. This is not a file specified by the user.
.endnote
.*
.errsect
.*
.keep
.errnote 6 Unable to open file "<file>": <reason>.
.np
The &wrcname was unable to open the specified file for the specified
reason.
.*
.keep
.errnote 7 Error renaming temporary file "<file>" to "<file>": <reason>
.np
When creating an executable or resource file the &wrcname first writes
the information to a temporary file then renames that file. This
messages indicates that an error occurred while renaming the specified
temporary file.
.*
.keep
.errnote 8 "<file>" is not a valid icon file.
.np
The file specified in an ICON statement is either not a valid icon file
or is corrupted. You can do two things:
.begbull $compact
.bull
Try recreating the file
.bull
Make sure the correct file is specified
.endbull
.*
.keep
.errnote 9 "<file>" is not a valid cursor file.
.np
The file specified in a CURSOR statement is either not a valid cursor
file or is corrupted. You can do two things:
.begbull $compact
.bull
Try recreating the file
.bull
Make sure the correct file is specified
.endbull
.*
.keep
.errnote 10 "<file>" is not a valid bitmap file.
.np
The file specified in a BITMAP statement is either not a valid bitmap
file or is a corrupted. You can do two things:
.begbull $compact
.bull
Try recreating the file
.bull
Make sure the correct file is specified
.endbull
.*
.keep
.errnote 11 Trying to add a Win16 or OS/2 RES file "<file>" to a Win32 executable "<file>".
.np
This error occurs when you attempt to run pass two of the &wrcname
with a Win16 or OS/2
.fi .RES
file and a Win32 executable file. You can do two
things:
.begbull $compact
.bull
Recreate the
.fi .RES
file using the -bt=nt switch
.bull
Make sure the correct file is specified.
.endbull
.*
.keep
.errnote 12 Trying to add a Win32 or OS/2 RES file "<file>" to a Win16 executable "<file>".
.np
This error occurs when you attempt to run pass two of the &wrcname
with a Win32 or OS/2
.fi .RES
file and a Win16 executable file. You can do two things:
.begbull $compact
.bull
Recreate the
.fi .RES
file using the -bt=windows switch
.bull
Make sure the correct file is specified.
.endbull
.*
.keep
.errnote 13 Object alignment increase required. Relink with larger object alignment.
.np
Each Win32 executable file contains an object alignment value that determines
the maximum size of the file. This error indicates that in adding
resources to a Win32 executable, the size of the executable increased enough
that its object alignment must be increased. The solution is to
re-link the executable file with a larger object alignment. (Refer to the
&lnkname OBJALIGN option) then run the &wrcname again.
.*
.keep
.errnote 14 EXE contained old resources that could not be removed.
.np
The Win32 executable that the &wrcname is operating on already contains
resources that the compiler cannot remove. As a result, the produced
executable will be larger than it needs to be but it will still work.
The recommended solution is to relink the EXE and run the &wrcname
again. This is a warning only.
.*
.keep
.errnote 15 Error reading EXE file "<file>": <reason>.
.np
&read_err
.*
.keep
.errnote 16 Error reading file "<file>": Unexpected end of file.
.np
&read_err
.np
This message probably indicates that the given file is corrupt. Try
regenerating the file.
.*
.keep
.errnote 17 Error writing to "<file>": <reason>.
.np
&write_err
.*
.keep
.errnote 18 Error reading icon file "<file>": <reason>.
.np
&read_err
.*
.keep
.errnote 19 Error reading cursor file "<file>": <reason>.
.np
&read_err
.*
.keep
.errnote 20 Error reading bitmap file "<file>": <reason>.
.np
&read_err
.*
.keep
.errnote 21 Error reading font file "<file>": <reason>.
.np
&read_err
.*
.keep
.errnote 22 Error reading data file "<file>": <reason>.
.np
&read_err
.*
.keep
.errnote 23 Error reading RES file "<file>": <reason>.
.np
&read_err
.*
.keep
.errnote 24 Error reading temporary file "<file>": <reason>.
.np
&read_err
.*
.keep
.errnote 25 Error writing to temporary file "<file>": <reason>.
.np
&write_err
.*
.keep
.errnote 26 Unable to open temporary file "<file>": <reason>.
.np
The &wrcname is unable to create a temporary file that is needed to
perform the specified task. The reason gives an explanation of why the
operation failed.
.*
.keep
.errnote 27 Error reading from file "<file>": <reason>.
.np
&read_err
.*
.keep
.errnote 28 Unable to read RES file "<file>": wrong version.
.np
The &wrcname is unable to read the specified
.fi .RES
file because its version is incompatible with this version of the
compiler.
The solution is to recreate the
.fi .RES
file using this version of the &wrcname.
.*
.keep
.errnote 29 "<file>" is not a valid RES file.
.np
This error occurs if the specified file is not a valid RES file.
You can do two things:
.begbull $compact
.bull
Regenerate the
.fi .RES
file.
.bull
Make sure the correct file is specified.
.endbull
.*
.keep
.errnote 30 Internal compiler error <internal_error_num>.
.np
This message indicates that an unexpected error occurred within the
&wrcname . Report any occurrence of this message to &company Technical
Support.
.*
.keep
.errnote 31 Error writing resources to temporary file "<file>": <resource>.
.np
&write_err
.*
.keep
.errnote 32 Error while closing file "<file>" or flushing buffers to it: <reason>.
.np
This indicates an error occurred while closing or writing to the given
file.
.*
.keep
.errnote 33 Error while closing temporary file "<file>" or flushing buffers to it: <reason>.
.np
This indicates an error occurred while closing or writing to the given
file. The given file was a temporary file created by the &wrcname for
its use while it is running.
.*
.keep
.errnote 35 RCINCLUDE keyword not currently supported. Use #include.
.np
This message indicates the rcinclude keyword was used and it is not
supported. The solution is to convert rcinclude statements to #include
statements in the following manner: convert
.mono RCINCLUDE foo.h
to
.mono #include "foo.h"
.*
.keep
.errnote 36 '<src_char>' is not valid at this point.
.np
This message indicates that a syntactic error occurred while parsing a
resource script file.
.*
.keep
.errnote 37 String may not cross newline boundary.
.np
While compiling a
.fi .RC
file a string literal was encountered that did not have a closing
quotation before the end of the line it was on.
For example,
.millust begin
"this string
.millust end
.pc
would cause the error, while
.millust begin
"this one would not"
.millust end
.*
.keep
.errnote 38 Expecting '<expected_str>' but found '<src_char>'
.np
This message indicates that a syntactic error occurred while parsing a
resource script file.
.*
.keep
.errnote 39 Too many arguments: <extra_name>
.np
This error occurs when more than two filenames are specified on the
command line.
.*
.keep
.errnote 40 Filename required on command line.
.np
This message indicates that no filename was specified on the command
line.
.*
.keep
.errnote 41 Unknown option '<option>'
.np
This error occurs when the stated option is specified on the command
line but is not a valid &wrcname option.
.*
.keep
.errnote 42 No options specified after options character.
.np
This error occurs when the character / or - is specified on the
command line with no option specified after it.
.*
.keep
.errnote 43 Out of memory
.np
The &wrcname does not have enough memory to complete the requested
operation.
.*
.keep
.errnote 44 No type given for accelerator <source_num>
.np
This error is reported when the &wrcname encounters a definition
for a character or virtual-key accelerator that lacks a type.
.*
.keep
.errnote 45 Keyword <accel_type> ignored for type ASCII accelerator <source_num>
.np
This error occurs when the keyword specified by <accel_type> is
specified for an ASCII accelerator. This keyword is not valid for
ASCII accelerators and will be ignored.
.*
.keep
.errnote 46 Duplicate resource: <resource_name>
.np
This error occurs when more than one resource with the same name,
type, and language is encountered in a
.fi .RC
file.
Only the first resource encountered is properly included in the
.fi .RES
file. This is a warning only.
.*
.keep
.errnote 47 Internal parser error.
.np
This indicates that a syntactic error occurred while parsing a resource
script file.
.*
.keep
.errnote 49 Syntax error near "<src_str>"
.np
This indicates that a syntactic error occurred while parsing a resource
script file.
.*
.keep
.errnote 50 <source_num> is a duplicate string identifier.
.np
This message indicates that more than one string table string is
defined with the given numeric identifier. Numeric identifiers for
strings in string tables must be unique.
.*
.keep
.errnote 51 Raw data item <source_num> is too big. Max <max_num>
.np
This message indicates that the given value is specified as an element
of an RCDATA resource and is greater than the largest allowable value
for an RCDATA resource element.
.*
.keep
.errnote 52 Raw data item <source_num> is too small. Min <max_num>
.np
This message indicates that the given value is specified as an element
of an RCDATA resource and is less than the least allowable value for
an RCDATA resource element.
.*
.keep
.errnote 53 Font name must be a number.
.np
This error occurs when an ASCII string is used as a name for a FONT
resource. Font resource names must be numeric.
.*
.keep
.errnote 54 Can't #include more than <max_num> levels.
.np
There is a limit on the number of levels deep you can nest #include
statements. <max_num> specifies the maximum number of levels of
nesting allowed. This message occurs when a file contains more levels