Diagnostic Messages
Warning Messages
for it to be able to disambiguate between immediates and registers for certain opcodes. Thus in future versions of the assembler this message may be a
42MESSAGE Use of %s is incorrect for the current %s of %s
CAUSE | Use of a cbit in a FTEST or FCMP |
| instruction, with a .LEVEL of 1.1 or |
| 1.0. The cbit feature of FCMP and |
| FTEST is only available for .LEVEL |
| 2.0. |
ACTION | Insert a .LEVEL or .ALLOW directive |
| as appropriate, or remove the |
| offending instruction from the source |
| file. |
44MESSAGE Value for ACCESS was not specified for this new
.SUBSPA directive.
CAUSE | A new subspace is being defined by |
| the this .SUBSPA directive and a |
| value of the ACCESS keyword is not |
| supplied. You must always give a |
| value for ACCESS when defining a |
| new subspace. |
ACTION | If the subspace that you are |
| referencing is a predefined subspace |
| then make sure that the header file |
| /usr/lib/pcc_prefix.s is being |
| included. You must add the header |
| file to the |
| invoking as(1) directly. The header |
| file will typically be included for you |
| if you invoke the assembler using |
| cc(1) |
| If you are declaring a new subspace |
| then add the proper ACCESS |
| definition to the .SUBSPA directive. |
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