Appendix A Errors and Warnings

When omake encounters a problem, it produces an error, warning, or report:

• Errors are the most severe, causing omake to display a message followed by the word Stop. omake does some deinitialization and quits.

• Warnings are less severe. A message followed by the text string (warning) is displayed and omake continues.

• Reports are the least severe. A message is displayed and omake continues.

The diagnostic message uses either of these formats:

OMAKE: message.
OMAKE: file (line number): message.

In the second, number indicates the line in makefile file that produced the diagnostic. omake displays the additional file and line information when possible.