NodeBuilder Errors Guide 5-19
NCC# Description
140 Incorrect message object field reference [NCC#140]
The message objects, msg_out, msg_in, resp_out, and resp_in
have no value in themselves. They only have meaning when they are
accessed using the dot operator (.) and a field name. Only certain
predefined field names apply. The data field is an array, and access
to it must be via index, except when used with the memcpy( )
function.
141 Not a field in specified struct/union [NCC#141]
The compiler outputs this message when the right-hand side of the
-> or . operator is not a field in the struct or union type that
corresponds to the left-hand-side expression.
142 Invalid storage class combination [NCC#142]
This diagnostic results from incorrect or conflicting combinations of
storage class keywords, such as eeprom and ram. The error is used
for more than just conflicting memory types. For example, an
attempt to use the cp or cp_family keyword with a timer or a
msg_tag, or any invalid combination of declaration class keywords
could cause this error message.
143 Repeated storage class keyword was ignored [NCC#143]
Repeated keywords are ignored (for example, const const is the
same as const), but a diagnostic message is printed.
144 The 'quad' type is not supported. [NCC#144]
Neuron C does not support the quad type, but quad is a reserved
word for future support of a 32-bit signed int type. The keyword
quad refers to the four bytes of data for the 32-bit signed integer.
This type could also be called a double long int.
145 Invalid data type combination [NCC#145]
This diagnostic message results from incorrect or conflicting type
combinations. For example, short and long is a conflicting type
combination. Combining timer object declarations with the keyword
msg_tag, for example, is an incorrect result type.
146 Repeated data type keyword was ignored [NCC#146]
Repeated keywords are ignored (for example, int int is the same as
int), but a diagnostic message is printed.
