NodeBuilder Errors Guide 5-3
NCC# Description
7 Comment may not be properly terminated [NCC#7]
This warning may be useful in discovering unintentional comments
in your Neuron C program. The definition of C does not permit
nesting of comments. Any text of the form shown below is treated as
a single comment.
/* <text> /* <text> */
Note, however, that this particular pattern may indicate a condition
where there are actually two comments intended, but the first is
unterminated. Thus, the compiler detects this condition and prints a
warning message. The comment text is printed also, for up to 256
characters.
8 Character constant is too long [NCC#8]
Neuron C only supports single-character constants (this does not
apply to use of the \ escape character sequence).
9 String constant is not terminated [NCC#9]
ANSI C does not permit a string constant to span lines; nor can a
string constant be terminated by end-of-file. To create a very long
string constant, use the ANSI C string constant concatenation
feature, demonstrated below. Note that the parts of the string are
concatenated without insertion of any white space, newline, or other
separator character.
"This is a long string constant "
"split across two source lines."
Note that this error message may also indicate mismatched quotes in
strings.
Use \" to include a quote character in a string constant.
10 Preprocessor directives cannot be nested in macros [NCC#10]
A macro cannot contain the character # outside of the text of a string
or a character constant.
11
Directive #else/#endif without corresponding #if/#ifdef/#ifndef
[NCC#11]
The preprocessor directives controlling conditional compilation must
always exist in matching pairs, similar to the open brace { and close
brace } in a C program. The pair #ifdef and #endif must match, for
example. An optional #else may contained in between.
12 Unrecognized or ill-formed pragma was ignored [NCC#12]
The pragma referenced by the error message is not one which is
recognized or supported by the Neuron C compiler.
13
Cannot enable micro_interface with Net Vars or msg_tags
declared [NCC#13]
The #pragma micro_interface can only appear in a program if
there have not been any prior declarations of network variables or
message tags. This pragma can only be used with the LonBuilder
Microprocessor Interface Program (MIP).
