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This section is a summary of error messages possible when linking with
.RTLink. The messages are divided into categories according to severity
and the point in the linking process where the error occurs. Each
category is described below, followed by a list of all messages in each
category. For specific information on the syntax and operation of the
linker, see The CA-Clipper Linker--RTLINK.EXE chapter in the Programming
and Utilities guide.
The listed linker error and warning messages are a subset of all the
possible messages the linker can display and represent the most likely
problems that will be encountered during linking.
.RTLink Warning Messages
As a category, .RTLink warnings are less severe than errors. They
indicate potential errors when the program is executed but do not
prevent the generation of the executable file (.EXE). The DOS return
code is set to 1 by the unresolved symbol warning (wrt0022) when
generating an .EXE file; otherwise, the return code is unaffected by
warnings.
The general format of an .RTLink warning message is as follows:
warning wrtxxxx: messagetext
.RTLink Error Messages
.RTLink error messages identify problems such as the inability to find a
file needed by the linker, a syntax error on the RTLINK.EXE command
line, or an .OBJ or .LIB file error. The linker usually cannot continue
until the error is corrected, and no executable file is generated. When
this happens, the DOS return code is set to 1.
The general format of an .RTLink error message is as follows:
error ertxxxx: messagetext
.RTLink Miscellaneous Error Messages
Miscellaneous errors are just like other .RTLink errors. The linker
usually cannot continue until the error is corrected, and no executable
file (.EXE) is generated. The DOS return code is set to 1.
The general format of an .RTLink miscellaneous error message is as
follows:
error eutxxxx: messagetext
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