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L1098 cannot open include file filename—message
LINK could not open the given include file for the given reason.
An include file is specified in an INCLUDE statement in the module-definition (.DEF)
file.
L1100 stub .EXE file invalid
The file specified in the STUB statement in the module-definition (.DEF) file is not a
valid MS-DOS executable file.
L1101 invalid object module
LINK could not link one of the object files.
Check that the correct version of LINK is being used.
If the error persists after recompiling, note the circumstances of the error and notify
Microsoft Corporation by following the instructions in the “Microsoft Support Services”
section of the introduction to this book.
L1102 unexpected end-of-file
The given library or object file had an invalid format.
L1103 attempt to access data outside segment bounds
A data record in an object file specified data extending beyond the end of a segment.
This is a translator error.
Note which translator (compiler or assembler) produced the incorrect object module and
the circumstances in which it was produced. Please report the error to Microsoft
Corporation by following the instructions in the “Microsoft Support Services” section of
the introduction to this book.
L1104 filename : invalid library
The given file had an invalid format for a library.
L1105 invalid object due to interrupted incremental compile
Delete the object file, recompile the program, and relink.
L1106 unknown COMDAT allocation type for symbol; record ignored
This is a translator error. The given symbol is either a routine or a data item.
Note which translator (compiler or assembler) produced the incorrect object module and
the circumstances in which it was produced. Please report this error to Microsoft
Corporation by following the instructions in the “Microsoft Support Services” section of
the introduction to this book.