User`s guide

B Error and Warning Messages
B-16
Warning: M-file "filename" was specified on the command line with full path of "pathname",
but was found on the search path in directory "directoryname" first.
(specified_file_mismatch) The Compiler detected an inconsistency between the
location of the M-file as given on the command line and in the search path. The
Compiler uses the location in the search path. This warning occurs when you
specify a full pathname on the
mcc command line and a file with the same base
name (filename) is found earlier on the search path. This warning is issued in
the following example if the file
afile.m exists in both dir1 and dir2.
mcc -x -I /dir1 /dir2/afile.m
Warning: No M-function source available for "functionname", assuming
function [varargout] = functionname(varargin) NOTE: This will produce a link error in
stand-alone code unless you provide a handwritten definition for this function.
(using_stub_function) The Compiler found a .p or .mex version of the function
and is substituting a generic function declaration in its place.
Warning: Overriding the -F page-width setting to width due to presence of -A line:on setting.
(page_width_override) The -A line:on setting overrides the page width. This
warning reminds you that the
-F setting, although present, has no effect.
Warning: The function "functionname" is an intrinsic MATLAB function. The signature of the
function found in file "filename" does not match the known signature for this function:
known number of inputs = quant1,found number of inputs = quant2
known number of outputs = quant1found number of outputs = quant2
known varargin used = quant1,found varargin used = quant2
known varargout used = quant1,found varargout used = quant2
known nargout used = quant1,found nargout used = quant2.
(builtin_signature_mismatch) When compiling an M-file that is contained in
the MathWorks libraries, the number of inputs/outputs and the signatures to
the function must match exactly.
Warning: The file filename was repeated on the Compiler command line. (repeated_file)
This warning occurs when the same filename appears more than once on the
compiler command line. For example:
mcc -x sample.m sample.m % Will generate the warning