nld and noft Manual

nld Diagnostic Messages

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Nonfatal Errors

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**** ERROR **** [2008]:

You specified the '-syslib' flag, but the input object file

named 'filename' contains literal pools. This is an error

because system library is not allowed to contain literal

pools. You may have literal pools in your object file

because you used IEEE floating point and you have not told

the compiler to generate code for system library.

**** ERROR **** [2009]:

You specified the '-syslib' flag, but the input object file

named 'filename' contains 'name', which is not allowed with

'-syslib'. The types of data that exist in an object file

depend on your source code and your compilation flags.

**** ERROR **** [2010]:

You specified the -srl or -ul flag, but the input object file

named 'filename' contains 'small' data. This is an error

because SRL's and UL's cannot contain small data.

**** ERROR **** [2011]:

You specified the -srl or -ul flag, but the input object file

named 'filename' contains 'literal pools'. This is an error

because SRL's and UL's cannot contain 'literal pools'.

**** ERROR **** [2012]:

The input object file named 'filename' has an unexpected

value 'number-1' for the relocation type in entry number-2 of

the ELF symbol table.

**** ERROR **** [2013]:

An overflow occurred while relocating an 'R_MIPS_16' type of

relocatable reference, at byte offset number-1 in the

section-name section of the input object file named

'filename'. This was entry number number-2 in the

corresponding relocation table. The relocated value did not

fit within 16 bits.