In Table 19, the diagnostic messages that are followed with the text [ (ignored) | (keep working) ] are error messages that are downgraded to report messages if either the ignore exit status or keep working mode is in effect.
NOTE: All messages that start with Test:
are errors in the conditional expression tester.
Message | Severity | Explanation |
---|---|---|
Bad foreach 'line' | error | The foreach line has an incorrect syntax. The correct syntax is %foreach name [ in ] list_of_values |
Bad transformation macro | error | The PM/CB transformation macro had an incorrect specification. |
break/continue without while/foreach | error | A %break or %continue has occurred without a preceding %while or %foreach. |
Can't @include 'name' | warning | File cannot be read with the @ macro modifier. |
Can't create lock in 'directory' | error | omake creates a lock file in the directory and bases the name of its response, swap, and batch files on the name of the lock file. The directory is either the value of the MAKE_TMP macro (if defined) or the current directory. |
Can't %do 'name' | warning | The %do directive specified a nonexistent target name. Use @ as a shell-line prefix before the %do to inhibit this warning. |
Can't find 'program' on PATH | error or report | omake cannot execute the current build script because the program was not found in any of the directories specified in the PATH environment variable. |
Can't have : and :: dependencies for 'target' | warning | The target was given on the left side of a regular (single colon) dependency and also on the left side of a double-colon dependency. These cannot be mixed. |
Can't have both .PATH.ext and VPATH.ext | error | Both .PATH.ext and VPATH.ext macros were specified, but omake does not know which macro to use to determine the search directories. |
Can't open file | report or error | The version control or library file can't be opened for reading or writing. |
Can't open batch file 'file' | error | When executing multiple commands (see Using Multiple-Command Build-Script Lines) the commands are written to a batch file and the batch file is then executed. The probable cause of this error is that the MAKE_TMP macro has not been set properly. |
Can't open inline response file 'name' | warning | The inline response file name can't be opened for writing. |
Can't open response file 'name' | warning | The automatic response file name can't be opened for writing. |
Can't read makefile 'name' | warning | The makefile name can't be read. |
Can't read response file 'name' | warning | The response file indicated on the command line by @name can't be read. |
Can't redirect 'file' | error | The redirection for file was specified incorrectly. |
Can't undefine macro 'name' | warning | The macro name can't be undefined because it is a predefined macro. |
COMSPEC not found | error | The COMSPEC environment variable, used to initialize the name and flags of the shell program, was not found in the environment. |
Dependency-line wildcard 'spec' is null | warning | The wildcard specification spec didn't expand to any file names. |
Device error | error or report | Execution of the build script caused a device error. |
Directive failed | error or report | The directive on this build script failed. |
Directive nesting too deep. Max 31 levels. | error | Only 31 levels of foreach, if, and while nesting are supported, and your makefile has more than this. |
%do macro missing '=' | error | A %do macro was missing the equal sign that is needed for its definition. The most probable cause is that there are spaces around it. If you need spaces, enclose them (or the macro definition) in double quotes. |
Don't know how to make 'target' | error or report | omake has exhausted all means of making target. If omake is in keep-working mode, it marks this target as unusable and abandons work on it. Use the -d (debug) and -p (print info) options to determine the cause. |
else without if | error | An %else directive encountered without a preceding %if. |
elseif without if | error | An %elseif directive encountered without a preceding %if. |
end without while/foreach | error | An %end directive encountered without a preceding %while or %foreach. |
endif without if | error | An %endif directive encountered without a preceding %if. |
Exec 'command' failed | error | The %exec command directive cannot be executed. |
Inline failed | warning | The current inline response file couldn't be generated correctly. |
Internal error: number | error | Report the internal error number to Customer Support. |
Invalid executable 'program' | error or report | The specified program is not a valid executable. |
Invalid SHELL 'program' | warning | The specified shell program was not found. |
Macro 'name' has no value | warning | A run-time macro is used before its value was set. |
Macro 'name' not found | warning | The macro called name is undefined. This message appears only when the .DEBUG directive or -# command line flag has been set to 2. When debugging your makefiles, this helps catch misspellings. |
Maketmp failed | error | The routine that generates temporary file names failed, probably because the directory for the temporary files is full. |
Max 8 response files for 'cmd' | error | The multiple-command build script generated more than eight (the maximum) response files. |
Missing character in 'name' | error | omake was looking for character to mark the end of macro name but came to the end of the line instead. |
No targets on dependency line | error | The dependency line being processed had no targets on the left side. |
Not enough memory to exec 'name' | error or report | There is not enough memory to execute the specified program name. |
Nothing to make | error | No target was specified on the command line, and no default target exists in the makefiles. |
Option 'letter' needs value | error | A required argument with the command-line option -letter was not specified. |
Out of memory | error | omake ran out of memory. Your makefile may be too large, or omake may have installed a TSR. |
Recursive macro 'name=value' | warning | The macro called name has a recursive value; the value of the macro refers to itself. omake ignores the recursion. |
Regex: message | warning | The regular expression cannot be interpreted correctly; message describes the reason. |
Removing target | report | The target is removed because it was modified when an error occurred in one of the build scripts that updated it. Removal prevents partially written files (such as object files) from being left behind when a compilation fails. Targets with the .PRECIOUS attribute are not removed. |
Shell line exit status number | error or report | The most recently executed build script had a nonzero exit status of number. |
Shell line too long | error or report | The build script exceeded the command-line limit. Use a response file. See Response Files. |
Shell line without target | error | There is no target to which this build script belongs. Build scripts are indented from the left column by a tab or space character. |
Test: bad expression "exp" | error | The expression exp cannot be parsed. |
Test: bad first operand "op" | error | In a comparison, the first argument op cannot be parsed. |
Test: bad operator "op" | error | The op is not one of the acceptable logical operators: &&, | |, and = =. |
Test: bad second operand "op" | error | In a comparison, the second argument op cannot be parsed. |
Test: no operand before "text" | error | There was no argument in a previous functional operator. |
Test: unexpected "text" | error | The expression is finished logically, but there was more text on the line. |
Test: unmatched quote "text" | error | Pairs of single or double quotes delimit strings that contain white space. A quote in text was not matched. |
Test: unknown function "name" | error | An expression of the form name() has an unrecognized name. |
Test: unknown operator "op" | error | The operator op is not recognized. |
Test: ')' expected; got "text" | error | A right parenthesis is expected, but text was found instead. |
Too many %do macros. Max of 10. | error | More than 10 macro definitions were specified for each %do directive. |
Too many shell lines for 'target' | warning | A target on a regular (single colon) dependency line can be given build scripts one time only. The additional build scripts are ignored. |
Unexpected what | error | The what is either |
Unknown option 'letter' | Only the command-line options listed by omake -h are acceptable. | |
Unknown status | error or report | The build script returned an unknown status. |
Unmade 'target' due to source errors | warning | The -k flag was used to do the maximum useful work. One of target's dependencies was not made because of an error, so the target cannot be made. |
Unrecognized .RESPONSE keyword 'word' | warning | The .RESPONSE directive does not accept the keyword word. |
Unrecognized line 'line' | warning | omake cannot parse this line. |
Unterminated inline from line number | error | The inline response file was not terminated before the end of the makefile. |
Unterminated what from line number | error | The what of |
User interrupt | error | The user typed <CTRL-BREAK> or <CTRL-C> while omake was executing a build script. |
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