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

use SEC. The abbreviation SE for either of the pragmas is not unique. If SE is specified, this
error message occurs.
156
obsolete 'tal' keyword; use '_tal' instead
Cause
The C compiler encountered an interface declaration for a TAL procedure that uses the keyword
tal. Replace the keyword tal with the keyword _tal.
157
only unqualified filenames allowed in #include with angle brackets
Cause
The C compiler encountered a qualified file name in a #include preprocessor directive with
angle brackets. For example, the directive #include <$a.b.c> must be changed to #include
"$a.b.c".
158
compiler should be run in a low PIN
Cause
The compiler process on this system cannot run at a high PIN.
159
missing close parenthesis
Cause
The compiler encountered an expression with unbalanced parentheses.
160
missing comma between section names
Cause
The compiler encountered a list of two or more section names that are not separated by commas.
The SECTION pragma gives a name to a section of a source file for use in a #include directive.
If named sections are included from the same file, they must all be included in the same #include
directive and these section names must be separated by commas as in this example:
#include "headerh(sectiona,sectionb,sectionc)"
161
too many commas
Cause
The C compiler encountered extra commas in a list of section names. When including several
section names from a file, use only the minimal number of commas necessary to separate the
section names. For example, this #include directive causes this error message.
#include "$system.system.cextdecs(mypid,,sqlcadisplay)"
162
character extra-character is extra
Cause
This is a warning message that notifies you that the compiler has found an extra character. The
message specifies the character.
Types of Compiler Messages 349