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Neuron Tools Errors Guide

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NCC#

Description

117

I/O object requires ‘sync’ pin on one of IO_4...IO_7 [NCC#117]

The neurowire I/O object type declaration must also include specification of

a pin to be used for an I/O object select. Only a pin from IO_0 through IO_7
may be used for a select pin.

118

I/O object requires ‘sync’ pin on IO_4 [NCC#118]

The neurowire I/O object type declaration must also include specification of

a pin to be used for an I/O object select. Only a pin from IO_0 through IO_7
may be used for a select pin.

119

I/O object requires ‘select’ pin specification [NCC#119]

The neurowire I/O object type declaration must also include specification of

a pin to be used for an I/O object select. Only a pin from IO_0 through IO_7

may be used for a select pin.

120

The ‘select’ pin must be one of IO_0...IO_7 [NCC#120]

The neurowire I/O object type declaration must also include specification of
a pin to be used for an I/O object select. Only a pin from IO_0 through IO_7

may be used for a select pin.

121

I/O object requires ‘master’, ‘slave’, or ‘slave_b’ [NCC#121]

The parallel I/O object type declaration must be qualified with one of the

keywords master, slave, or slave_b to specify which parallel I/O protocol is
to be used.

122

123

I/O object type not available on requested pin [NCC#122]

Pin/resource conflict with a previous I/O object [NCC#123]

In several cases, more than one Neuron Chip I/O object type can be
assigned to a single pin within a single application. The rules for

overlaying I/O object declarations are discussed in Chapter 2 of the

Neuron

C Programmer's Guide

.

124

Incorrect ‘clock’ select value [NCC#124]

For I/O objects that accept a clock modifier in their declaration, the legal
values are from 0 to 7, inclusive, except for the pulsecount output object,

which uses only 1 to 7. The clock value must be a constant expression.

125

Incorrect ‘numbits’ value or type [NCC#125]

The bitshift I/O object type declaration can optionally specify the number of

bits to be specified. This numbits modifier has as an argument that must
be a compile-time integer constant expression with a value from 1 to 128.