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Neuron Tools Errors Guide

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PMK#

Description

4008

The file () was previously required for a build, but can not be

found. This might cause a build failure [PMK#4008]

The build status calculator recognizes a file that was required for a
previous build does not exist any more. This can possibly cause a build

failure, and it could be a normal situation after purposeful removal of the

file in question. For example, if the file in question were a .h file which is
no longer included by the NC code, then this would be normal. If the

#include statement still exists, then this might result in a compilation
failure.

4009

Unknown file type for () [PMK#4009]

The build status calculator was unable to determine the type of a file. This

indicates a corrupted dependency file. Proceed with build and attempt a re-

build.

4010

Can't open or write to build log file . An existing build log file in this

location might be out-of-date as a result of this failure [PMK#4010]

Can't open or write to build log file . An existing build log file in this

location might be out-of-date as a result of this failure. Verify that the

existing build log file is not write-protected.

4011

Cannot produce link summary. The linker mapfile is

malformed. [PMK#4011]

Attempt to correct the problem with a "clean", followed by a re-build. If

PMK#4011 and PMK#4012 both appear together, attempt to address the
condition causing the PMK#4011 before attempting to address the

PMK#4012.

4012

Cannot produce link summary. The linker mapfile is missing

[PMK#4012]

Attempt to correct the problem with a "clean", followed by a re-build. This
message might be a consequence of PMK#4011. If PMK#4011 and

PMK#4012 both appear together, attempt to address the condition causing

the PMK#4011 before attempting to address the PMK#4012.

4013

The requested action overrides a previous choice. [PMK#4013]

This warning indicates that more than one, mutually exclusive, actions
have been requested on the command line. Actions are -build, -clean,

-compile, and -query. One and only one action must be given; a failure
occurs if none is given (PMK#107). The most recent action is performed if

more than one is given, noted with warning PMK#4013).