C/C++ Programmer's Guide (G06.27+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

Cause
The type of an argument in the function call disagrees with the type specified in the function
prototype.
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constant converted to required type
Cause
A constant in the function call did not have the type specified in the function prototype. The
constant has been converted to the appropriate type.
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invalid argument type specifier
Cause
The parameter type specifier within the function prototype is an invalid type specifier.
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illegal void operand
Cause
You specified a void operand where it was invalid.
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statement has no effect
Cause
The statement does nothing. In this common instance, the statement f; is meant to be a call to
f, a function without parameters. Programmers accustomed to TAL often omit the parentheses
from such a function call.
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no reference to identifier name
Cause
The identifier was not referenced at any point while it was in scope.
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uninitialized auto variable object-name
Cause
The auto object was used on the right side of an expression before it was initialized, assigned
to, or had its address taken.
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prototype function declaration not in scope: func-name
Cause
The compiler encountered a reference to a function that does not have a function-prototype
declaration in scope.
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function declaration not in prototype form: func-name
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