Copyright © 1993-2022, RistanCASE PRStatic Code Analyzer Messages
Fatal Errors
Errors
Lint Warnings
Fatal Errors
Fatal 100: User break
Source analysis has been interrupted by user.Fatal 101: Too many errors or warnings
The number of Errors and Warnings has exceeded the defined limits.Fatal 102: Error reading [...]
Unable to read the source from [...] after the file was opened.Fatal 103: Unable to create [...]
Unable to create file [...]. Destination disk might not have enough space, or you have no right to write to it.Fatal 104: Unable to load [...]
File [...] does not exist, or you have no right to read it.Fatal 105: Unable to open [...]
File [...] does not exist, or you have no right to read it.Fatal 106: Unable to save [...]
Unable to open or save file [...]. Destination disk might not have enough space, or user does not have writing privilege.Errors
Error 200: [...]: Already in struct/union
A structure or an enumeration already has an element with the same name.Error 201: [...]: Conflicting global symbol
The project contains several global symbols of different type, but of the same name.Error 202: [...]: Undefined symbol
The definition of the used label or declared static function is missing.Error 203: [...]: Multiple initialization
A symbol has been initialized more than once.Error 204: [...]: Multiple definition
A symbol has been defined more than once within the same module.Error 205: [...]: Multiple declaration
A symbol has been declared more than once, in case multiple declaration is not allowed (for example: a symbol is a local variable or a function formal parameter).Error 206: [...]: Non-identical redeclaration
Redeclaration of a symbol within the same module does not correspond to the previous declaration.Error 207: Too many type specifiers
A symbol cannot be declared as long and short, signed and unsigned, or int and float at the same time.Error 208: Too many type storage specifiers
The declaration contains incompatible storage specifiers (static and extern).Error 209: [...]: Invalid usage of typedef
Typedef symbol is used as a variable or a function name.Error 210: [...]: Invalid storage class
This Symbol storage class cannot be used in the context of the given declaration.Error 211: Invalid storage class
This storage class cannot be used in the context of the given declaration.Error 212: Initialization is not allowed
The initialization is not allowed for typedef, extern, or function declarations.Error 213: [...]: Undefined struct/union
A struct/union cannot contain the another incompletely defined struct/union.Error 214: [...]: Not a function
The declaration which precedes the function body does not represent the function declaration.Error 215: [...]: Not a function parameter
The old style definition of a function contains an identifier declaration which is not on its parameter list.Error 216: [...]: Unknown identifier
Usage of an unknown identifier.Error 217: [...]: Not a struct/union on left side of '.'
An argument to the left of the "." operator must be of the struct/union type.Error 218: Unterminated string constant
A string constant is not terminated with a double quote character.Error 219: Unterminated character constant
A character constant is not terminated with a single quote character.Error 220: Empty character constant
A character constant must contain at least one character.Error 221: Character constant too long
An ordinary character constant must contain a maximum of one character.Error 222: Invalid numeric constant Invalid format of a numeric constant.
Error 223: Parse stack overflow
The parse stack has overflowed. Source contains extremely complex statements or expressions.Error 224: Invalid declaration
Syntax error in a declaration.Error 225: Invalid struct/union element
Syntax error in a struct/union element declaration.Error 226: Invalid parameter declaration
Syntax error in a function parameter declaration.Error 227: Invalid statement
Syntax error in a statement.Error 228: Invalid argument list
Syntax error in a list of arguments within a function call.Error 229: Invalid expression
Syntax error in an expression.Error 230: [...]: Not a pointer to a struct/union
An argument to the left of the "->" operator must be a pointer to a struct/union type.Error 231: [...]: Invalid function call
A function call has been used on a symbol which is not a function or a pointer to a function.Error 232: [...]: Invalid indirection argument
Indirection operator, "*", must be used on a pointer or an array name.Error 233: [...]: Invalid array access
Array-access operator must be used on a pointer or an array name.Error 234: [...]: Invalid '&' operand
The address-of operator, "&", has been used on inappropriate operand (for example, on enum constant).Error 235: [...]: Invalid left side of assignment
The left side of an assignment operator or an argument of "++" or "--" operators is not lvalue (it cannot be assigned).Error 236: [...]: Global symbol with multiple definitions
The symbol with extern linkage has multiple definitions.Error 237: [...]: Unknown struct/union member [...]
The right side of "->" or "." operators does not represent an element of a struct/union.Error 238: Unterminated comment started on line [...]
A comment started with "/*" does not have a closing delimiter "*/" within a source file.Error 239: Unterminated conditional directive started on line [...]
Preprocessor directive #if, #ifdef, or #ifndef has not been terminated with the #endif directive.Error 240: Macro/include stack overflow
The number of nested macro/include expansions has become too large. If the traditional preprocessor is active, this may indicate recursive macro definitions.Error 241: Operator 'defined' needs an identifier
Invalid form of "defined" operator usage within the #if preprocessor directive.Error 242: Invalid filename format in #include directive
A file name within the #include directive must be (after eventual macro expansion) in the form of <FILENAME> or "FILENAME".Error 243: Unable to open header file [...]
File [...] does not exist, or you have no right to read it.Error 244: Misplaced '#' or '##' in a macro definition
The stringify operator "#" is not followed by a macro argument name, or the concatenation operator "##" is not placed between two tokens.Error 245: Invalid macro name
The name of a macro must be a valid identifier.Error 246: Invalid macro argument list
The macro argument list is not a list of identifiers enclosed in braces and separated by commas, or an argument name has been repeated in the list.Error 247: Invalid #[...] directive
Invalid argument within #ifdef, #ifndef, or #line directive. It must be an identifier for the #ifdef and #ifndef directives, and a line number and optional file name for the #line directive.Error 248: Misplaced #[...] directive
Directives #else, #endif, or #elif must be in appropriate sequence of conditional compilation directives, which must start with #if, #ifdef, or #ifndef.Error 249: Unknown preprocessor directive
A name after "#" is not recognized as a valid preprocessor directive.Error 250: Unterminated macro call started on line [...]
A list of current macro arguments has not been completed within a source file.Error 251: Macro "[...]" used with wrong number of arguments
The number of current macro arguments differs from the number determined within the macro definition.Error 252: Invalid predefined macro "[...]"
The given predefined macro definition is not valid.Error 253: Unexpected EOF
A declaration or a statement has not been completed within a source file.Error 254: #error [...]
Error generated by the #error directive. Text from the rest of the line containing the directive is displayed.Error 255: Division by zero
Division by zero in expression within preprocessor directive.Error 256: [...] Invalid number of arguments
Number of arguments in function call doesn't match number of function parameters.Errors 257-291 are messages from Assembler SCA (no longer supported)
Error 292: Invalid parameter declaration (All function parameters will be undeclared)
If one parameter declaration has errors the all function paramaaters are undeclared.Error 293: [...]: Earlier definition
This message appears in pair with Error 204Error 294: [...]: Earlier declaration
This message appears in pair with Error 205Error 295: [...]: Another definition
This message appears in pair with Error 201Error 296: [...]: Another definition
This message appears in pair with Error 236Error 297: Invalid syntax in '#pragma [...]'
Error 298: Invalid MISRA C Rule in '#pragma [...]'
Error 299: Invalid Error/Warning number in '#pragma [...]'
Errors 300-329 are internal messages
Error 330: Bad bitfield type
Error 331: The [...] keyword is not supported
Error 332: Identifier too long, truncated to: [...]
Error 333: Attributes for the enumerator [...] are not supported
Error 334: Static Code Analysis Exception
Lint Warnings
Warnings are messages used to draw attention to situations and practices that can lead to semantic errors, inefficient coding, or portability problems. The number of Warnings displayed can be reduced via options in Options > Static Code Analyzer..., particularly by Warnings.
Warning 300: Identifier too long, truncated
The number of characters in an identifier exceeds the limit given in Max Identifier Length. The remaining characters are ignored.Warning 301: [...]: Identifier never used
A symbol has been declared, but not used.Warning 302: [...]: Project scope identifier used in only one module
A symbol has external linkage, but has been used in only one module.Warning 303: #warning [...]
Warning generated by the #warning directive. Text from the rest of the line containing the directive is displayed.Warning 304: [...]: Module level symbol used only in function [...]
A variable or a constant has been declared as static at module level, but is used in only one function. Its definition should be moved to that function.Warning 305: [...]: Missing global definition
A symbol with external linkage has been declared as extern, but no definition could be found. DA-C can skip this message in case of symbols declared within standard library header files, if so specified by the Warnings parameter.Warning 306: Non-identical redefinition of macro '[...]'
This macro definition differs from the previous one with the same macro name.Warning 307: [...]: Non-identical type specification
Different attributes (signed, unsigned, const, or volatile) are used in two declarations of the same symbol.Warning 308: [...]: Undefined struct/union/enum
There is no complete definition of a named struct/union/enum in the module.Warning 309: [...]: Function call without declaration
A call to a non-declared function. The assumed declaration is: int ident();Warning 310: Invalid escape sequence A string or a character constant contains an invalid sequence after the "\" character.
Warning 311: [...]: Mixed old style and ANSI function declarations
The same function has both ANSI and old style declarations.Warning 312: Symbol references in 'asm' statement are ignored
Warning generated when asm, _asm, or __asm statement is used. DA-C does not recognize uses of symbols within assembler statements or blocks. Usage of __DA_C__ is suggested.Warning 313: [...]: Non-portable declaration
A symbol declaration is given without any specifier, "int" is assumed. Some compilers do not support such declarationsWarning 314: "sizeof" value is not defined in Project file [sizeof] section, default value 1 is used.
The 'sizeof' operator has been encountered within the "#if" or "#elif" directive with an argument of an unknown size. Development Assistant for C cannot compute type or object size if it is not specified in the Project file [sizeof] section.Warning 315: "_arg" value is unknown
IAR compiler "_argt$" intrinsic function call is encountered within "#if" or "#elif" directive. Development Assistant for C cannot report the type code of types or objects. Usage of __DA_C__ is suggested.Warning 316: File [...] recursively included
File [...] contains an #include directive which produces repeated inclusion of [...], or loads a header which includes it again.Warning 317: [...]: Attempt to modify const object
An attempt to modify const object (only supported by some compiler).Warning 318: [...]: Attempt to modify const object
Attempt to modify const object (only supported by some compiler)Warning 319: #warning [...]"
Warning generated by #warning directiveWarning 320: [...] not supported"
For not supported constructs ... (ASM)Warning 321: [...]: used as code and data label in different modules
Identifier used as code and data label in different modules (ASM)Warning 322: [...]: Multiple definition/declaration
Multiple definition/declaration of symbol or macroWarning 323: [...]: Earlier definition/declaration
Earlier definition/declaration of symbol or macroWarning 324: %s: Header file is included %d times.
Header file is included from module or another included header file more than once.Warning 325: Header file is multiple analyzed.
Header file is included more than once and doesn't contain constructs to prevent multiple analysis.Warning 326: %s: Automatic variable shall have been assigned a value before.
Variable value is used before any initialisation or assignment.
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