Rockwell Automation T8015 Trusted Toolset Application Validator Software Package - Manual (Page 11)

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1.6. Errors and Warning
The following ‘Errors’ and ‘Warnings’ by the Application Validators as they are detected.
'Not all dependency information has been examined'
This warning is displayed if an attempt is made to exit the program, or print a dependency report,
before all the dependency information has been viewed. The dependency information is considered
viewed when all the top level program nodes in the view tree have been expanded. These can be
expanded individually, or all at once by clicking on the 'Expand All' button. Note that the dependency
information is still considered viewed if the nodes are collapsed again.
'Abort, name too long!'
This message is displayed if a variable or program name read from the application symbols file, or the
cross reference, is too long. The maximum identifier length supported by IEC1131 TOOLSET version
3.23 is 16.
'Aborted, unknown block type header'
This message is displayed by Validator #1 if it encounters an unknown header type while reading
through the cross reference file. Check that the correct file has been selected, or try re-generating it.
'Aborting, input file is not a valid cross reference file'
This message is displayed by Validator #1 if it detects a syntax or format error while reading through
the cross reference file. Check that the correct file has been selected, or try re-generating it.
'Aborting, input file is not a valid symbols file'
This message is displayed if a Validator encounters a syntax or format error while it is reading the
application symbols file. Try re-compiling the application to re-generate the symbols file.
'Applications directory : <name> does not exist'
This message is displayed when a Validator cannot locate the specified Application Directory.
'Cannot find application symbols file Appli.tst for application <name>'
This message is displayed if a Validator cannot locate the application symbols file for an application.
Check that the application has been compiled successfully.
'Cannot find TIC code file Appli.x6m for application <name>'
This message is displayed if a Validator cannot locate the download data base file for the application.
Check that the application has been compiled successfully, and that the compiler options have been
set to generate code for a Motorola target (ISA68M).
'Cannot produce report, printer fault'
This message is displayed if a printer fault occurs while a Validator is attempting to output a report to
the printer.
'Download database not in Motorola format'
The applications download database file is not in the correct format. Ensure that the compiler options
are set to generate code for a Motorola target (ISA68M) and re-compile the application.