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720 CVPACK Error Messages
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CK1013 debugging information missing or unknown format
One of the following has occurred:
u The program did not contain debugging information. Recompile u
sing /Zi or /Zd, then
link using /CO.
u The executable file was linked using an obsolete or unsupported linker. Use
Microsoft LINK version 5.3x or later.
u The executable file was already packed using a previous version of CVPACK.
CK1014 module module type number refers to skipped type index;
contact Microsoft Product Support Services
The debugging information in the executable file is corrupt. This is due to an internal
error in the compiler. Recompile the program. If the problem persists, 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.
CK1015 too many segments in module module
The alloc_text pragma was used more than 20 times in an object file that was compiled
with Microsoft C version 6.x or earlier.
One of the following may be a solution:
u Recompile using Microsoft C/C++ version 7.0 or later.
u Split the object file into multiple files.
u Group the pragma statements according to segment.
CK1016 unable to execute MPC for CVPACK /PCODE
CVPACK could not find MPC.EXE on the path.
CK1017 precompiled types file filename not found
The program used a precompiled header, but the program was linked without the object
file that was created when the header was precompiled.
CK1018 precompiled types object file filename inconsistent with
precompiled header used to compile object file filename
The program used a precompiled header, but the object file linked to the program was
not the object file that was created when the header was precompiled. Either the user or
the creator changed since the last compilation.
Recompile and relink. If a makefile is used, check the makefile dependencies.