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Appendix A Errors and Warnings
LabWindows/CVI Programmer Reference Manual A-30
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Operands of ‘=‘ have
incompatible calling
conventions.
Compile
Error
Function pointer is assigned an expression
that does not match its calling convention.
Operands of [one from
set of binary operators]
have illegal types TYPE
and TYPE.
Compile
Error
Types of the two operands to the
binary operator are illegal according to the
ANSI C standard.
Operands of [one from
set of binary operators]
have incompatible types.
Compile
Error
Types of the two operands to the binary
operator are not compatible according to the
ANSI C standard.
Operand of unary
OPERATOR has illegal
type TYPE.
Compile
Error
Type of the operand to the unary operator is
not valid.
Out-of-bounds pointer
argument (before start
of array).
Fatal
Run-time Error
Pointer expression you passed to the library
function is invalid because it refers to a
location that is before the start of an array.
The expression is probably the result of
previous illegal pointer arithmetic.
Out-of-bounds pointer
argument (past end of
array).
Fatal
Run-time Error
Pointer expression you passed to the library
function is invalid because it refers to a
location past the end of an array. The
expression is probably the result of previous
illegal pointer arithmetic.
Out-of-bounds pointer
arithmetic: NUMBER bytes
(NUMBER elements) before
start of array.
Non-Fatal
Run-time Error
Pointer arithmetic expression is invalid
because the resulting value refers to a
location before the start of an array. The
error message shows the number of bytes
and number of array elements before the
beginning of the array.
Out-of-bounds pointer
arithmetic: NUMBER bytes
(NUMBER elements) past
end of array.
Non-Fatal
Run-time Error
Pointer arithmetic expression is invalid
because the resulting value refers to a
location past the end of an array. The error
message shows the number of bytes and
number of array elements past the end.
Out of memory for user
protection information.
Fatal
Run-time Error
Could not allocate memory required to store
user protection information.
Table A-1.
Error Messages (Continued)
Error Message Type Error Comment
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