Appendix A Errors and Warnings
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Segment must be of
class CODE, DATA, BSS,
or STACK: segment
name NAME.
Load Error External object module contains an
unknown segment class. Object modules
must not contain any specially-named
segments.
Segment must be USE32:
segment name NAME. Link Error External object module you loaded contains
unsupported 16-bit segments.
LabWindows/CVI supports only 32-bit
object modules. Ensure that the external
object module was compiled with a 32-bit
compiler.
'signed' type mismatch
between TYPE and TYPE. Compile
Warni ng This warning is issued when the signs of the
lvalue and rvalue expressions in a pointer
assignment operation do not agree. Both
lvalue and rvalue are pointers to integer
types but they point to integer types of
differing signs, which might cause problems
if you later dereference the lvalue. This
diagnostic is issued if you select the Enable
Signed/Unsigned Pointer Mismatch
Warning compiler option.
Simple/Array conflict
with format specifier. Non-Fatal
Run-time Error Array you passed to the function matches to
a format specifier for a scalar, or a scalar you
passed to the function matches to a format
specifier for an array.
Size of array of TYPE
exceeds SIZE bytes. Compile
Error Size of the array or struct/union type exceeds
the compiler limitation of INT_MAX bytes.
Size of TYPE exceeds
SIZE bytes. Compile
Error Size of the array or struct/union typeexceeds
the compiler limitation of INT_MAX bytes.
sizeof applied to a bit
field. Compile
Error Do not use the sizeof() operation on a
bit-field.
Specified width is too
small to read the
number.
Non-Fatal
Run-time Error Width you specified for a format specifier
was not large enough to contain a complete
number. Example: you specify a width of 2
for a float, and the number is –.02 ; the
negative sign and decimal point do not
constitute a valid number.
Table A-1. Error Messages (Continued)
Error Message Type E rror Comment
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