When executing
mkfldhdr ,
the specified file,
filename,
could not be found.
mkfldhdr
looks for the file relative to the current directory, if the file name
was specified on the command line or if the
FLDTBLDIR
environment variable is not set, and in the directories specified by
FLDTBLDIR
otherwise.
Check that the file name is correct and that the
FLDTBLDIR
environment variable is set correctly.
mkfldhdr(1),
field_tables(5)
mkfldhdr
failed to open the specified input file,
filename,
for reading.
Check that the input file exists and has read permission.
mkfldhdr(1)
mkfldhdr
failed to create and open the specified output file,
filename,
for writing.
Check that the directory for the output file exists and has write
and execute permissions set correctly, and that the file does not
already exist or has write permissions set correctly.
mkfldhdr(1)
While processing a field table file,
filename,
with
mkfldhdr ,
an invalid line was encountered and ignored.
The contents of the line is printed.
The field table file will be processed but the invalid line is ignored.
Normally, the field table should be corrected and the command
re-executed.
field_tables(5)
While processing a field table file,
filename,
with
mkfldhdr ,
a line with an invalid field type,
field_type,
was encountered and ignored.
The field table file will be processed but the invalid line is ignored.
Correct the field type and re-execute the command.
field_tables(5)
While processing a field table file,
filename,
with
mkfldhdr ,
a line with an invalid field number,
field_number,
was encountered and ignored.
The field table file will be processed but the invalid line is ignored.
Correct the field number and re-execute the command.
field_tables(5)
While processing a field table file,
filename,
with
mkfldhdr ,
a line with an invalid base number,
base_number,
was encountered and ignored.
The field table file will be processed but the invalid line is ignored.
Correct the base number and re-execute the command.
field_tables(5)
While processing a view file with
viewc,
an invalid line (fewer than 6 column values separated by white space)
was encountered and ignored.
The line number for the invalid line is printed in the prefix of the message.
The view file will be processed but the invalid line is ignored.
Correct the view file and re-execute the command.
viewc(1),
viewfile(5)
While processing a view file with
viewc,
a line was encountered with the view element name the same as
the fielded buffer field name; the line is ignored.
The line number for the invalid line is printed in the prefix of the message.
The view file will be processed but the invalid line is ignored.
Correct the view file and re-execute the command.
viewc(1),
viewfile(5)
While processing a view file with
viewc,
an unexpected end of file was encountered when reading the next
line of input (an "END" line was left out) or a view description
contained no elements.
The line number for where the error occurred is printed in the
prefix of the message.
The view description will be processed but generally the output
will not be valid (a dummy entry is generated for the unfinished
view description).
Correct the view file and re-execute the command.
viewc(1),
viewfile(5)
While processing a view file with
viewc,
a line was encountered with an invalid field type or with a field type
of "-" where the field type could not be determined from the &F; field.
A default field type of "long" is used.
The line number for the invalid line is printed in the prefix of the message.
The view file will be processed but the field type may be invalid.
Correct the view file and re-execute the command.
viewc(1),
viewfile(5)
While processing a view file with
viewc,
a line was encountered with a field count that was 0 or negative.
A default field count of 1 is used.
The line number for the invalid line is printed in the prefix of the message.
The view file will be processed but the field count may be invalid.
Correct the view file and re-execute the command.
viewc(1),
viewfile(5)
While processing a view file with
viewc,
a line was encountered with a field size that was 0 or negative.
A default field size of 1 is used.
The line number for the invalid line is printed in the prefix of the message.
The view file will be processed but the field size may be invalid.
Correct the view file and re-execute the command.
viewc(1),
viewfile(5)
While processing a view file with
viewc,
a line was encountered with an invalid null value for the field type
(for example, a non-numeric value for a numeric field).
The null value is ignored for the field.
The line number for the invalid line is printed in the prefix of the message.
The view file will be processed but the invalid value is ignored.
Correct the view file and re-execute the command.
viewc(1),
viewfile(5)
While processing a view file with
viewc,
a
VIEW
line is expected to begin a new view definition but
was not read.
The input line is ignored.
The view file will be processed but the input line is ignored.
Correct the view file and re-execute the command.
viewc(1),
viewfile(5)
While processing a view file with
viewc,
an attempt to dynamically allocate space with
malloc ()
failed and the program exits.
Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly
for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of
memory that can be used by a process.
Reduce the memory usage
on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine.
viewc(1)
While processing a view file with viewc, a line was
encountered where the C structure name is also a valid fielded
buffer name, as defined in the field tables specified by the
FIELDTBLS and FLDTBLDIR environment variables; the input line is
ignored. The line number for the invalid line is printed in the
prefix of the message. The view file will be processed but the invalid line is
ignored. Correct the view file and re-execute the command. viewc(1), viewfile(5) While processing a view file with viewc, a second
definition of the same C structure name was encountered within
the same view; the invalid line is ignored. The line number for
the invalid line is printed in the prefix of the message. The view file will be processed but the invalid line is
ignored. Correct the view file and re-execute the command. viewc(1), viewfile(5) While processing a view file with viewc, a second
definition of the same fielded buffer name was encountered within
the same view; the invalid line is ignored. The line number for
the invalid line is printed in the prefix of the message. The view file will be processed but the invalid line is
ignored. Correct the view file and re-execute the command. viewc(1), viewfile(5) While processing a view file with viewc, a line was
encountered with an L flag specified but the field type is not
string or carray; the L flag is ignored. The line number for the
invalid line is printed in the prefix of the message. The view file will be processed but the L flag is ignored.
Correct the view file and re-execute the command. viewc(1), viewfile(5) While processing a view file with viewc, a second
view definition with the same name was encountered. The line is
ignored; this normally results in all lines up to the next VIEW
input line being flagged as invalid and ignored. The line number
for the invalid line is printed in the prefix of the message. The view file will be processed but the invalid view
definition is ignored. Correct the view file and re-execute the
command. viewc(1), viewfile(5) While processing a view file with viewc, a line was
encountered with a field count that was greater than 65535. A
default field count of 1 is used. The line number for the invalid
line is printed in the prefix of the message. The view file will be processed but the field count may not be
valid. Correct the view file and re-execute the command. viewc(1), viewfile(5) While processing a view file with viewc, a line was
encountered for a string or carray field with a null value that
has an unescaped single or double quote. The null value is
ignored. The line number for the invalid line is printed in the
prefix of the message. The view file will be processed but the invalid null value is
ignored. Correct the view file and re-execute the command. viewc(1), viewfile(5) While processing a view file with viewc, a VIEW
line was encountered with a view name that is not a valid C
identifier. The line is ignored; this normally results in all
lines up to the next VIEW input line being flagged as invalid and
ignored. The line number for the invalid line is printed in the
prefix of the message. The view file will be processed but the invalid view
description is ignored. Correct the view file and re-execute the
command. viewc(1), viewfile(5) While processing a view file with viewc, a line was
encountered with a view member name that is not a valid C
identifier. The line number for the invalid line is printed in
the prefix of the message. The view file will be processed but the invalid line is
ignored. Correct the view file and re-execute the command. viewc(1), viewfile(5) While processing a view file with viewc, a line was
encountered for a string or carray field with the size set to 1.
The line number is printed in the prefix of the message. A size of 1, particularly for a string field, is not useful
since the value must be null terminated. No action required. viewc(1), viewfile(5) While processing a view file with viewc, a line was
encountered with a null value for a character, string, or carray
field that is missing the trailing quote. The line number for the
invalid line is printed in the prefix of the message. The view file will be processed correctly. To get rid of the
Warning message, correct the view file and re-execute the
command. viewc(1), viewfile(5) While processing a view file with viewc, a line was
encountered with a fielded buffer name whose field identifier
could not be determined. The line number for the line is printed
in the prefix of the message. The field identifier is not needed if the field type is
specified for the member; the view file should compile
successfully. To get rid of the Error message, check the
FIELDTBLS and FLDTBLDIR environment variables, check the view
file to make sure everything is set correctly, then re-execute
the command. viewc(1), viewfile(5) While processing a view file with viewc, a line was
encountered for a character, string, or carray field where the
null value is longer than the field size. The null value is
truncated. The line number for the line is printed in the prefix
of the message. The view file will be processed but the null value may be
incorrect. Correct the view file and re-execute the command. viewc(1), viewfile(5) While processing a view file with viewc, an input
line was encountered that was too long (longer than 2740 bytes).
The remainder of the line is ignored. The line number is printed
in the prefix of the message. Correct the view file and re-execute the command. viewc(1), viewfile(5) While processing a view file with viewc, a line was
encountered with an invalid flag value in the flags column. The
value is ignored. The line number is printed in the prefix of the
message. The view file will be processed correctly, ignoring the flag.
Correct the view file and re-execute the command. viewc(1), viewfile(5) While processing a view file with viewc, a line was
encountered with an octal escape constant value that is greater
than 0377. The line number is printed in the prefix of the
message. No action required. viewc(1), viewfile(5) While processing a view file with viewc, a line was
encountered for a string or carray field with a non-numeric size,
or a size value less than 1 or greater than 65535, or no size
value specified. A default size of 2 is used. The line number for
the invalid line is printed in the prefix of the message. The view file will be processed but the size may be incorrect.
Correct the view file and re-execute the command. viewc(1), viewfile(5) While processing a view file with viewc, a line was
encountered for a field type other than string or carray with a
size value. The size value is ignored. The line number is printed
in the prefix of the message. No action required. viewc(1), viewfile(5) While processing a view file with viewc, a line was
encountered for a decimal field without a length value. A default
length of 9 bytes with 1 decimal place is used. The line number
for the invalid line is printed in the prefix of the message. The view file will be processed but the length field for the
member may be incorrect. Correct the view file and re-execute the
command. viewc(1), viewfile(5) While processing a view file with viewc, a line was
encountered for a decimal field with an invalid length value. The
length is invalid if not two numbers separated by a comma, the
first being the number of bytes and the second being the number
of decimal places (to the right of the decimal point). The values
are also invalid if the number of bytes is less than 1 or greater
than 9, or if the number of decimal places is less than or equal
to 0, or greater than two times the number of bytes less two. A
default length of 9 bytes with 1 decimal place is used. The line
number for the invalid line is printed in the prefix of the
message. The view file will be processed but the length field for the
member may be incorrect. Correct the view file and re-execute the
command. viewc(1), viewfile(5) viewc was executed without the TUXDIR environment variable set
and exported. Set and export the TUXDIR environment variable and re-execute
the command. viewc(1) viewc failed to open the specified input view file, filename,
for reading. Check that the input file exists and has read permission. viewc(1) viewc failed to create and open the specified temporary output
file, filename, for writing. Check that the directory for the output file exists and has
write and execute permissions set correctly, and that the file
does not already exist or has write permissions set correctly. viewc(1) viewc failed to compile the internally-generated program that
computes the offsets for the view members. Normally, the compiler warnings and errors are printed to the
standard error output for the viewc command. Possible errors
might be in executing the compiler with invalid options, with
insufficient memory or disk space, etc. Correct the problems
indicated and re-execute the command. viewc(1) viewc failed to execute the internally-generated program that
computes the offsets for the view members. Errors may be printed to the standard error output, or in the
case of system resource limitations, to the console. Possible
errors might be insufficient memory or disk space, etc. Correct
the problems indicated and re-execute the command. viewc(1) viewc failed to read the output of the internally-generated
program that computes the offsets for the view members. Try executing the command again. Contact your &U Technical
Support. viewc(1) viewc failed to read the output of the internally-generated
program that computes the offsets for the view members. Try executing the program again. Contact your &U Technical
Support. viewc(1) viewc failed to read the output of the internally-generated
program that computes the offsets for the view members. Try executing the program again. Contact your &U Technical
Support. viewc(1) viewc failed to read the output of the internally-generated
program that computes the offsets for the view members. Try executing the program again. Contact your &U Technical
Support. viewc(1) viewc failed to create and open the specified output file, filename,
for writing. Check that the directory for the output file exists and has
write and execute permissions set correctly, and that the file
does not already exist or has write permissions set correctly. viewc(1) viewdis failed to open the specified view input file, filename,
for reading. Check that the input file exists and has read permission. viewdis(1) The input file name, filename, specified for viewdis is
not a compiled view file. Make sure the input file is a compiled view file (suffixed
with .V) for the local machine and re-execute the command. viewc(1), viewdis(1) The input file name, filename, specified for viewdis is
not a valid compiled view file for the current version of the
software. Make sure the input file is a compiled view file (suffixed
with .V) for the local machine (for the current version of the
software) and re-execute the command. viewc(1), viewdis(1) The input file name, filename, specified for viewdis is
not a complete view file (for example, the file may have been
truncated). Make sure the input file is a compiled view file (suffixed
with .V) for the local machine and re-execute the command. viewdis(1) While compiling a view, the view information file for the
second pass could not be opened. For DOS workstations, this file
name is provided via the -2 command line option. Check the file name and re-run the command. viewc(1) viewc, or viewc32, failed to create and
open the specified output header file, filename, for
writing. Check that the directory for the output file exists and has
write and execute permissions set correctly, and that the file
does not already exist or has write permissions set correctly. viewc(1) viewc, or viewc32, failed to create and
open the specified output copy file, filename, for
writing. Check that the directory for the output file exists and has
write and execute permissions set correctly, and that the file
does not already exist or has write permissions set correctly. viewc(1) viewc, or viewc32, failed to create and
open the specified output header file, filename, for
writing. Check that the directory for the output file exists and has
write and execute permissions set correctly, and that the file
does not already exist or has write permissions set correctly. viewc(1) viewc, or viewc32, was run with the -1
or -2 option and multiple view files were specified. Re-run the command once for each view file, using the -1 or -2
option. viewc(1) viewc, or viewc32, was run on a MAC with
an unsupported compiler (based on the CC environment variable). Check to see that the CC environment variable is properly set
and re-run the command. viewc(1) The input file name, filename, specified for viewdis is
not a compiled view file. Make sure the input file is a compiled view file (suffixed
with .V) for the local machine and re-execute the command. viewc(1), viewdis(1) The program, program, was not able to create the named
temporary file. Determine why the file could not be created and re-run the
command. viewc(1) The program, program, was not able to create the named
temporary header file because it was not able to make the
directory /qsys.lib/qtemp.lib/h.file. Determine why the directory could not be created and re-run
the command. viewc(1) The program, program, was not able to copy the header
file to the target name. Determine why the file could not be created and re-run the
command. viewc(1) The program, program, was not able to compile a program
to determine the offsets for the view fields. temporary file. Determine why the compilation failed and re-run the command. viewc(1) 2 ERROR: Cannot find file filename
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3 ERROR: Cannot open input file filename
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4 ERROR: Cannot open output file filename
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5 ERROR: Invalid line ignored in file filename: line
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6 ERROR: Invalid type, field_type, in file filename; line ignored
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7 ERROR: Invalid field number, field_number, in file filename; line ignored
DESCRIPTION
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8 ERROR: Invalid base number, base_number, in file filename; line ignored
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11 ERROR: Viewfile line does not have at least 6 columns; skipping line
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12 ERROR: Cname and fbname cannot be the same; skipping line
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13 ERROR: Unexpected end of file
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14 ERROR: Unknown or unsupported datatype; assuming long integer
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15 ERROR: Zero or negative count not allowed; assuming value of 1
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16 ERROR: Zero or negative size not allowed; assuming value of 1
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17 ERROR: Improper null value; ignoring value
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18 ERROR: 'VIEW' expected; skipping line
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19 ERROR: Memory allocation failed
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CMDFML MESSAGES 2 & Above
22 ERROR: Cname can not be Fbname, skipping line
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23 ERROR: Multiple cname declarations; skipping line
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24 ERROR: Multiple field name declarations; skipping line
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25 ERROR: L flag is used for string or carray type only
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26 ERROR: Multiple view name declarations; skipping line
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27 ERROR: Field count should not exceed 65535; assuming 1
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28 ERROR: Escape constant syntax error in null value;
ignoring value
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29 ERROR: View name not a valid C identifier; skipping line
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30 ERROR: Member name not a valid C identifier; skipping line
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CMDFML MESSAGES 100-199
101 WARN: String or Carray with size = 1
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102 WARN: Missing or mismatched quotes
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103 ERROR: Fldid not found
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104 WARN: Size of null value is greater than field size
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105 WARN: Line too long
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106 WARN: Unknown flag
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108 WARN: Octal escape constant greater than 0377
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109 WARN: Size defined improperly; assuming value of 2
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110 WARN: Ignoring size for type which isn't string or carray
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111 WARN: Must specify length field for decimal; assuming 9
bytes with 1 decimal place
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112 WARN: Bad length field for decimal; assuming 9 bytes with
1 decimal place
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CMDFML MESSAGES 200-299
201 ERROR: program: TUXDIR environment variable must
be set
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204 ERROR: unable to open viewfile filename
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210 ERROR: unable to open tmp file filename
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211 ERROR: program: unable to generate view object
file
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212 ERROR: program: unable to execute internal program
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213 ERROR: program: internal program error
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214 ERROR: program: internal program error
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215 ERROR: program: internal program error
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216 ERROR: program: internal program error
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217 ERROR: unable to open output file filename
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221 ERROR: program: unable to open input file filename
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222 ERROR: program: filename is not a viewfile
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223 ERROR: program: filename is an out-of-date
viewfile: can't disassemble
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224 ERROR: program: filename is an incomplete
viewfile: can't disassemble
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CMDFML MESSAGES 1000-1999
1002 ERROR: program: unable to open file filename
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1006 ERROR: program: can not open header file filename
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1007 ERROR: program: can not open copy file filename
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1008 ERROR: program: can not open copy file filename
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1009 ERROR: program: Only one view file can be used
with the multiple pass option
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1010 ERROR: program: Compiler not currently supported.
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1011 ERROR: program: filename is not a viewfile
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1015 ERROR: program: unable to create temp file filename
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1016 ERROR: program: unable to create temp header file
QTEMP/H.name
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1017 ERROR: program: unable to copy file to
QTEMP/H.name
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1018 ERROR: program: unable to compile view source
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