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Neuron Tools Errors Guide 87
NCC# Description
318 Improper context for ‘<keyword>’ label [NCC#318]
Certain statements in ANSI C do not have meaning except within some
defined construct. The continue statement can only be used inside a loop
statement, which is either a for, a while, or a do-while. The break
statement can only be used inside a loop statement or inside a switch
statement.
The words case and default are reserved words in ANSI C, used as labels
inside of the scope of a switch statement. They cannot be used outside of a
switch statement.
This message indicates that the program being compiled has violated one of
these rules. Consult a basic text on ANSI C, such as one of those listed in
the
Preface of the Neuron C Reference Guide , for more information.
319
320
321
322
323
324
Need to check nv_update_succeeds for <nv-name> [NCC#319]
Need to check nv_update_succeeds for <nv-name>[<index>] [NCC#320]
Need to check nv_update_fails for <nv-name> [NCC#321]
Need to check nv_update_fails for <nv-name>[<index>] [NCC#322]
Need to check msg_succeeds for tag <tag-name> [NCC#323]
Need to check msg_fails for tag <tag-name> [NCC#324]
Some events must occur in pairs. For a given network variable or message
tag, checking one event requires checking of a corresponding event, to have
a correct program.
325 The 'num_addr_table_entries' was adjusted upward to <value> [NCC#325]
If there are one or more msg_tag declarations, or network variables are
declared, the compiler computes a minimum allowable number of address
table entries. There must be one entry per bindable msg_tag declared, plus
at least one entry if network variables are used. For some possible
connections, this may not be enough entries. However, this
value is an
absolute minimum.
330 Symbol Table is full [NCC#330]
The compiler symbol table limit has been reached.
331 Optional parameters are not supported [NCC#331]
The standard C feature of a variable argument list through the ellipsis, also
called optional function parameters, is not supported in Neuron C.
332 Problem reading 'snvt.typ' [NCC#332]
This error is not applicable in version 4.00 or later versions of the Neuron C
Compiler.