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70 Neuron C Compiler Errors (NCC)
NCC# Description
193 Function does not allow parameters [NCC#193]
The compiler outputs these diagnostics when the number of actual
parameters or the actual parameter types, do not match those in the
prototype, and they cannot be automatically converted.
194 Not enough parameters passed to function [NCC#194]
The compiler outputs these diagnostics when the number of actual
parameters or the actual parameter types, do not match those in the
prototype, and they cannot be automatically converted.
195 Object cannot be a function parameter [NCC#195]
Objects that have no type (such as message tags or I/O objects) cannot be
function parameters. Likewise, if p were declared void *, *p would not be a
valid function parameter (nor would it be any other valid expression, for
that matter).
196 Cannot convert address of const into non-const pointer [NCC#196]
To prevent data that is declared const from being modified, Neuron C will
not permit pointers including the const attribute from being cast such that
the const attribute is removed. Neither does the compiler permit an
implicit conversion of pointer (for example, through a function call) such
that the const attribute would be removed. However, these changes are
permitted (and this message will appear as a warning rather than an error)
if the compiler directive #pragma relaxed_casting_on is specified in the
program. See the Compiler Directives chapter of the Neuron C Reference
Guide for more details.
197 Implicit pointer conversion is not permitted [NCC#197]
ANSI C does not permit a pointer of one type to be implicitly converted to a
pointer of another type by assignment or by passing as a function
parameter. Use explicit casting.
198 Type mismatch in function parameter [NCC#198]
The compiler outputs these diagnostics when the number of actual
parameters or the actual parameter types, do not match those in the
prototype, and they cannot be automatically converted.
199 Too many parameters passed to function [NCC#199]
The compiler outputs these diagnostics when the number of actual
parameters or the actual parameter types, do not match those in the
prototype, and they cannot be automatically converted.