Echelon Neuron - Manual (Page 10)

2 NodeBuilder Debugger Errors (DBG)
DBG Errors
Table 3 lists the DBG error codes.
Table 3. DBG Error Codes
DBG# Description
2 Memory allocation failed [DBG#2]
An internal memory allocation operation failed.
Save your work and restart the debugger.
3 Cannot open a needed file [DBG#3]
This error can occur if a debug information file or a source file could not be
opened.
Clean, rebuild, load and restart the debugger.
4 Invalid DBT file format or DBT file is corrupt [DBG#4]
Debug information file is invalid.
Clean, rebuild, load and restart the debugger. If this persists, you may
need to re-install NodeBuilder.
6 Cannot communicate with the device over the network [DBG#6]
Verify that your device is connected and any intervening routers are
configured and online.
7 Cannot find the requested symbol [DBG#7]
Re-enter the correct symbol name. The DBT file might be out-of-date, and
you may need to clean, rebuild, load and restart the debugger.
8 Source line translates to less than 2 bytes of object code, so a breakpoint cannot
be placed here [DBG#8]
For Series 3100 chips, every instruction in the application has to be at least
2 bytes long in order to be able to set breakpoints successfully. Single-byte
instructions need to be padded using the Expand Statements feature for
the device template.
Enable the Expand Statements feature and re-build if you need to set a
breakpoint at this location. To enable the Expand Statements feature,
right click the target, click Settings on the shortcut menu, then select the
Compiler tab in the NodeBuilder Device Template Target Properties dialog.
In the Debug Kernel Options box, select the Expand Statements check box,
and then click OK.
Note: This diagnostic does not apply to Series 5000 Chips.