err.ref

是关于PIC单片机（用picc编译器）的一个DEMO

%bad relocation type
bad relocation type

This is an internal assembler error.  Contact  HI-TECH  technical
support with full details of the code that caused this error.is
%bad repeat count in -a spec
bad repeat count in -a spec

The repeat count given in  a  -A  specification  is  invalid:  it
should be a valid decimal number.
%bad ret_mask
bad ret_mask

This is an internal code generator error. Contact HI-TECH techni-
cal support with full details of the code that caused this error.
%bad segment fixups
bad segment fixups

This is an obscure message from objtohex that is  not  likely  to
occur in practice.
%bad segspec *
bad segspec *

The segspec option (-G) to the linker  is  invalid.  The  correct
form   of  a  segspec  option  is  along  the  following  lines:-
Gnxc+owhere n stands for the segment number, x  is  a  multiplier
symbol,  c is a constant (multiplier) and o is a constant offset.
For example  the  option-Gnx4+16would  assign  segment  selectors
starting from 16, and incrementing by 4 for each segment, i.e. in
the order 16, 20, 24 etc.
%bad size in -s option
bad size in -s option

The size part of a -S option is not a validly formed number.  The
number must be a decimal, octal or hex number. A hex number needs
a trailing H, and an octal number a trailing O.  All  others  are
assumed to be decimal.
%bad size list
bad size list

The first pass of the compiler has been invoked with a -Z option,
specifying sizes of types, that is badly formed.
%bad storage class
bad storage class

The storage class "auto" may only be used inside  a  function.  A
function parameter may not have any storage class specifier other
than "register". If this error is issued by the  code  generator,
it  could  mean  that the intermediate code file is invalid. This
could be caused by running out of disk (or RAMdisk) space.
%bad string * in psect pragma
bad string * in psect pragma

The code generator has been passed  a  "pragma  psect"  directive
that has a badly formed string. "Pragma psect" should be followed
by something of the form "oldname=newname".
%bad switch size *
bad switch size *

This is an internal  compiler  error.  Contact  HI-TECH  Software
technical support.
%bad sx
bad sx

This is an internal code generator error. Contact HI-TECH techni-
cal support with full details of the code that caused this error.
%bad u usage
bad u usage

This is an internal code generator error. Contact HI-TECH techni-
cal support with full details of the code that caused this error.
%bad uconval - *
bad uconval - *

Internal code generator error. Contact HI-TECH technical support.
%bad variable syntax
bad variable syntax

There is an error in the intermediate code file.  This  could  be
caused  by  running  out of disk (or RAMdisk) space for temporary
files.
%bad which * after i
bad which * after i

This is an internal  compiler  error.  Contact  HI-TECH  Software
technical support.
%binary digit expected
binary digit expected

A binary digit was expected. The format for a  binary  number  is
0Bxxx where xxx is a string of zeroes and ones, e.g.0B0110
%bit field too large (* bits)
bit field too large (* bits)

The maximum number of bits in a bit field  is  the  same  as  the
number of bits in an "int".
%bit range check failed *
bit range check failed *

The bit addressing was out of range.
%bitfield comparison out of range
bitfield comparison out of range

This is the result of comparing a bitfield with a value when  the
value  is  out of range of the bitfield. For example, comparing a
2-bit bitfield to the value 5 will never be true as a 2-bit  bit-
field has a range from 0 to 3,
%bug: illegal __ macro *
bug: illegal __ macro *

This is an internal error in the  preprocessor  that  should  not
happen.
%c= must specify a positive constant
c= must specify a positive constant

The parameter to the LIST assembler control's 'C'  option  (which
sets  the  column width of the listing output) must be a positive
constant number.
%call depth exceeded by *
call depth exceeded by *

The call graph shows that functions are nested to a depth greater
than specified.
%can't allocate memory for arguments
can't allocate memory for arguments

The compiler could not allocate any more memory.  Try  increasing
the size of available memory.
%can't be both far and near
can't be both far and near

It is illegal to qualify a type as both far and near.
%can't be long
can't be long

Only "int" and "float" can be qualified with "long". Thus  combi-
nations like "long char" are illegal.
%can't be register
can't be register

Only function parameters or auto (local)  variables  may  be  de-
clared "register".
%can't be short
can't be short

Only "int" can be modified with  short.  Thus  combinations  like
"short float" are illegal.
%can't be unsigned
can't be unsigned

There is no such thing as an unsigned floating point number.
%can't call an interrupt function
can't call an interrupt function

A function qualified "interrupt" can't be called from other func-
tions.  It  can only be called by a hardware (or software) inter-
rupt. This is because an interrupt function has special  function
entry  and exit code that is appropriate only for calling from an
interrupt. An "interrupt" function can call  other  non-interrupt
functions.
%can't create *
can't create *

The named file could not be created. Check that  all  directories
in the path are present.
%can't create cross reference file *
can't create cross reference file *

The cross reference file could not be  created.  Check  that  all
directories are present. This can also be caused by the assembler
running out of memory.
%can't create output file *
can't create output file *

The compiler could not create the named output file.
%can't create temp file
can't create temp file

The compiler was unable to create a temporary file. Check the DOS
Environment  variable  TEMP  (and  TMP) and verify it points to a
directory that exists, and that there is space available on  that
drive.  For  example, AUTOEXEC.BAT should have something like:SET
TEMP=C:TEMPwhere the directory C:TEMP exists.
%can't create temp file *
can't create temp file *

The compiler could not create the  temporary  file  named.  Check
that all the directories in the file path exist.
%can't create xref file *
can't create xref file *

An output file for the cross reference could not be created.
%can't enter abs psect
can't enter abs psect

This is an internal assembler error.  Contact  HI-TECH  technical
support with full details of the code that caused this error.
%can't find op
can't find op

Internal error - Contact HI-TECH.
%can't find space for psect * in segment *
can't find space for psect * in segment *

The named psect cannot be placed in the specified  segment.  This
probably  means  your  code has got too big for the specified ROM
space (using -A options).
%can't generate code for this expression
can't generate code for this expression

This expression is too difficult for the code generator  to  han-
dle. Try simplifying the expression, e.g. using a temporary vari-
able to hold an intermediate result.
%can't have 'signed' and 'unsigned' together
can't have 'signed' and 'unsigned' together

The type modifiers signed and unsigned cannot be used together in
the same declaration, as they have opposite meaning.
%can't have an array of bits or a pointer to bit
can't have an array of bits or a pointer to bit

It is not legal to have an array of bits, or a pointer to bit.
%can't have array of functions
can't have array of functions

You can't have an array of functions. You can however have an ar-
ray  of pointers to functions. The correct syntax for an array of
pointers to functions is  "int  (*  arrayname[])();".  Note  that
parentheses  are  used  to  associate the star (*) with the array
name before the parentheses denoting a function.
%can't initialise auto aggregates
can't initialise auto aggregates

You can't initialise structures or arrays local to a function un-
less they are declared "static".
%can't initialize arg
can't initialize arg

A function argument can't have an initialiser. The initialisation
of  the  argument happens when the function is called and a value
is provided for the argument by the calling function.
%can't initialize bit type
can't initialize bit type

Variables of type bit cannot be initialised.
%can't mix proto and non-proto args
can't mix proto and non-proto args

A function declaration can only  have  all  prototyped  arguments
(i.e.  with  types  inside the parentheses) or all K&R style args
(i.e. only names inside the parentheses and the argument types in
a declaration list before the start of the function body).
%can't open
can't open

A file can't be opened - check spelling.
%can't open *
can't open *

The named file could not be opened. Check the  spelling  and  the
directory path. This can also be caused by running out of memory.
%can't open * for input
can't open * for input

Cref cannot open the specified file.
%can't open * for output
can't open * for output

Cref cannot open the specified file.
%can't open avmap file *
can't open avmap file *

A file required for producing Avocet format symbol files is miss-
ing. Try re-installing the compiler.
%can't open checksum file *
can't open checksum file *

The checksum file specified to  objtohex  could  not  be  opened.
Check spelling etc.
%can't open chip info file
can't open chip info file

The            chipinfo            file            (libicinfo.ini
by  default)  could  not be opened.  It may have been incorrectly
specified.
%can't open command file *
can't open command file *

The command file specified could not be opened for reading. Check
spelling!
%can't open error file *
can't open error file *

The error file specified using the -e option could not be opened.
%can't open include file *
can't open include file *

The named include file could not be opened. Check spelling.  This
can  also  be  caused by running out of memory, or running out of
file handles.
%can't open input file *
can't open input file *

The specified input file could not be opened. Check the  spelling
of the file name.
%can't open output file *
can't open output file *

The specified output file could not be created. This could be be-
cause a directory in the path name does not exist.
%can't reopen *
can't reopen *

The compiler could not reopen a temporary file it had just creat-
ed.
%can't seek in *
can't seek in *

The linker can't seek in the specified file. Make sure the output
file is a valid filename.
%can't take address of register variable
can't take address of register variable

A variable declared "register" may not have storage allocated for
it  in  memory, and thus it is illegal to attempt to take the ad-
dress of it by applying the "&" operator.
%can't take sizeof func
can't take sizeof func

Functions don't have sizes, so you can't take  use  the  "sizeof"
operator on a function.
%can't take sizeof(bit)
can't take sizeof(bit)

You can't take sizeof a bit value, since it  is  smaller  than  a
byte.
%can't take this address
can't take this address

The expression which was the object of the "&"  operator  is  not
one  that  denotes memory storage ("an lvalue") and therefore its
address can not be defined.
%can't use a string in an #if
can't use a string in an #if

The preprocessor does not allow the use of strings in #if expres-
sions.
%cannot get memory
cannot get memory

The linker is out of memory! This is unlikely to happen, but  re-
moving TSR's etc. is the cure.
%cannot open
cannot open

A file cannot be opened - check spelling.
%cannot open include file *
cannot open include file *

The named include file could not be opened  for  reading  by  the
preprocessor.  Check  the  spelling  of  the filename. If it is a
standard header file, not in the current directory, then the name
should be enclosed in angle brackets (<>) not quotes.
%cast type must be scalar or void
cast type must be scalar or void

A typecast (an abstract type declarator enclosed in  parentheses)
must denote a type which is either scalar (i.e. not an array or a
structure) or the type "void".
%char const too long
char const too long

A character constant enclosed in single quotes  may  not  contain
more than one character.
%character not valid at this point in format specifier
character not valid at this point in format specifier

The printf() style format specifier has an illegal character.