User`s guide

Compile-Time Errors
B-7
Error: Found illegal whitespace character in command line option: "string". The strings on the
left and right side of the space should be separate arguments to MCC. For example:
mcc('-A', 'none') % Correct
mcc('-A none') % Incorrect
Error: Improper usage of option -optionname. Type "mcc -?" for usage information.
You
have incorrectly used a Compiler option. For more information about Compiler
options, see “MATLAB Compiler Option Flags” on page 7-31 or type
mcc -? at
the command prompt.
Error: "languagename" is not a known language. The dialect option was given a
language argument for which there is no support yet. For example:
mcc -m -D japanese sample.m % Correct
mcc -m -D german sample.m % Incorrect
Error: libraryname library not found.
MATLAB has been installed incorrectly.
Error: MEX-File "mexfilename" cannot be compiled into P-Code. Only M-files can be
compiled into P-code; MEX-files cannot be compiled into P-code.
Error: No source files were specified (-? for help). You must provide the Compiler
with the name of the source file(s) to compile.
Error: On UNIX, the name of an MLIB-file must begin with the letters "lib". 'filename' does not
adhere to this rule.
The mlib file specified on the command line does not start
with the letters “lib” and the file being compiled uses procedures in that library.
Error: "optionname" is not a valid -option option argument. You must use an
argument that corresponds to the option. For example:
mcc -L Cpp % Correct
mcc -L COBOL % Incorrect
Error: Out of memory.
Typically, this message occurs because the Compiler
requests a larger segment of memory from the operating system than is
currently available. Adding additional memory to your system could alleviate
this problem.
Error: Previous warning treated as error. When you use the -w error option, this
error displays immediately after a warning message.