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Neuron Tools Errors Guide 99
NCC# Description
432 The FPT used in fblock declaration is obsolete [NCC#432]
The L ON M ARK Device Resource Files permit FPT, NVT, and CPT
definitions to be marked as obsolete. This means that a replacement FPT,
NVT, or CPT is available, and the use of the obsolete item is discouraged
(though it is permitted). Contact L ON M ARK International for more
information on the obsolete FPT, NVT, or CPT.
433 NV member of an fblock cannot also be a CP [NCC#433]
A network variable that uses the config_prop (abbreviated cp) keyword in
its declaration is a configuration property network variable. Such a
network variable cannot be used as a member of a functional block, but can
be used as a property of a functional block.
434 The specified member of the fblock is not an NV [NCC#434]
Members of a functional block can only be network variables.
435 NV member of an fblock cannot also be declared ‘config’ [NCC#435]
A network variable that uses the config keyword in its declaration is a
Neuron C Version 1 configuration property. Such a network variable
cannot be used as a member of a functional block, nor can it be used as a
property of a functional block.
436 The specified NV has already been used as an fblock member [NCC#436]
A network variable (or element of a network variable array) can be a
member of at most one functional block.
437 The member ‘<name>’ already has an NV implementation [NCC#437]
Each member of a profile can be implemented by a network variable in the
device's functional block declaration, but the member can only have one
implementation. See the chapter discussing the use of functional blocks in
the Neuron C Programmer's Guide.
438 The name ‘<name>’ is not a member of the FPT ‘<FPT-name>’ [NCC#438]
An implements statement appears in the member list of an fblock
declaration, and the member name (which follows the keyword implements)
does not exist in the FPT record. The FPT record is read from the FPT
resource file. Use the NodeBuilder Resource Editor to examine the list of
members for the FPT, and check the spelling of the member name.
If you are trying to implement a custom member that is not in the FPT
record, you may use the implementation_specific keyword to accomplish
that. See the Neuron C Reference Guide for more details.