Specifications

706 CodeView Error Messages
Filename: LMAETAPA.DOC Project: MASM Environment and Tools
Template: MSGRIDA1.DOT Author: Nobody Last Saved By: Mike Eddy
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CV1021 unknown format specifier; specify one of A,B,I,IU,IX,L,LU,LX,R,RL,RT
An unknown format specifier was given to a View Memory (VM), Memory Dump
(MD), or Memory Enter (ME) command.
The valid format specifiers are:
Specifier Display Format
A ASCII
B byte
I 16-bit signed decimal integer
IU 16-bit unsigned decimal integer
IX 16-bit hexadecimal integer
L 32-bit signed decimal integer
LU 32-bit unsigned decimal integer
LX 32-bit hexadecimal integer
R 32-bit single precision floating point
RL 64-bit double precision floating point
RT 80-bit 10-byte real (long double)
This error is probably due to a mistyped command.
CV1022 invalid flag
An attempt was made to examine or change a flag, but the flag name was not valid.
Any flags preceding the invalid name were changed to the values specified. Any flags
after the invalid name were not changed.
Use the flag mnemonics displayed after entering the R FL command.
CV1023 no code at this line number
A line number was specified but code was not generated for that line. This error can be
caused by a blank line, comment line, line with program declarations, or line moved or
removed by compiler optimization.
To set a breakpoint at a line deleted by the optimizer, recompile the program with the
/Od option to turn off optimization.
Note that in a multiline statement the code is associated only with one line of the
statement.
This error can be caused by debugging a program whose source has been modified after
it was compiled. Recompile the file before running it through CodeView.
CV1027 invalid radix: specify 8, 10, or 16
The Radix (N) command takes three radixes: 8 (octal), 10 (decimal), and 16
(hexadecimal). Other radixes are not permitted. The new radix is always entered as a
decimal number, regardless of the current radix.