User`s guide

B Error and Warning Messages
B-18
Run-Time Errors
Note The error messages described in this section are generated by the
Compiler into the code exactly as they are written, but are not the only source
of run-time errors. You also can receive run-time errors can from the C/C++
Math Libraries; these errors are not documented in this book. Math Library
errors do not include the source file and line number information. If you
receive such an error and are not certain if it is coming from the C/C++ Math
Libraries or your M-code, compile with the
-A debugline:on option to get
additional information about which part of the M source code is causing the
error. For more information about
-A (the annotation option), see “MATLAB
Compiler Option Flags” on page 7-31.
Run-time Error: File: filename Line: # Column: # The call to function "functionname" that
appeared on this line was not a known function at compile time.
The function was not
found at compile time.
Run-time Error: File: filename Line: # Column: # The call to function "functionname" on this line
passed quantity1 inputs and the function is declared with quantity2.
There is an
inconsistency between the formal and actual number of inputs to a function.
Run-time Error: File: filename Line: # Column: # The call to function "functionname" on this line
requested quantity1 outputs and the function is declared with quantity2.
There is an
inconsistency between the formal and actual number of outputs from a
function.
Run-time Error: File: filename Line: # Column: # The clear statement did not specifically list the
names of variables to be cleared as constant strings.
Use one of the forms of the clear
command that contains the names of the variables to be cleared, for example:
clear name
Run-time Error: File: filename Line: # Column: # The Compiler does not support EVAL or INPUT
functions.
Currently, these are unsupported functions.
Run-time Error: File: filename Line: # Column: # The function "functionname" was called with
more than the declared number of inputs (quantity1).
There is an inconsistency
between the declared number of formal inputs and the actual number of inputs.