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Neuron Tools Errors Guide 91
NCC# Description
387 File’s basename exceeding 52 characters may cause linker problems [NCC#387]
In certain situations, including the use of configuration parameters and/or
variables declared static, the compiler may construct a “made-up-name” for
the variable that is, in part, based upon the basename portion of the
filename of the file that is being compiled. (The basename is the part of the
filename preceding a "." character.)
Because the maximum length of a symbol in the compiler, assembler, and
linker is 64 characters, and taking into account certain additional
characters added by the compiler in the process of creating a "made-up-
name", if the basename of the file exceeds a length of 52 characters, the
symbols passed to the assembler and linker may be too long, and link errors
may result. To avoid this problem, limit the basename of the file to 52
characters or less.
388 System error in Device Resource Files access [NCC#388]
The Neuron C compiler for the Neuron C Version 2 language uses the
L ON M ARK ® Device Resource Files, including the catalog, and files such as
*.FPT, *.TYP, and so on. The Neuron C compiler uses the services of the
Device Resource Files API (DRF API) to provide access to the Resource
Files. If the DRF API reports an unexpected problem, the compiler prints
this message and stops the compilation.
Some possible causes of this problem are incorrect filenames or directory
paths in the catalog. Perform a catalog refresh to correct this situation.
(LonMaker will automatically refresh the catalog when it starts up, as will
the NodeBuilder Resource Editor).
389 Typename ‘<name>’ not found in Device Resource Files; 'SNVT*', 'SCPT*',
"UNVT*', "UCPT*' are reserved [NCC#389]
The Neuron C Compiler for the Neuron C Version 2 language uses the
L ON M ARK Device Resource Files to resolve all names beginning with the
prefixes 'SNVT*', 'SCPT*', 'UNVT*', and 'UCPT*', found in a Neuron C
program. The program should avoid using any names beginning with any
of these prefixes, for compatibility with names in the Resource Files.
Programs that were originally written in Neuron C Version 1 and use
typedef to define SCPT, UNVT, and UCPT types can still be compiled by
using the #pragma names_compatible compiler directive. In this case, and
matching type names in resource files will be hidden. See the
Compiler
Directives chapter of the Neuron C Reference Guide for more information.
For more information about compiling legacy Neuron C applications with
the more recent version of the Neuron C Compiler (NCC version 4.0 or
later), and more information about converting a legacy application into one
that uses the Neuron C Version 2 language L ON M ARK features, please refer
to the NodeBuilder FX User’s Guide .