Specifications

Error Message Meaning and Remedy
At most one S-record file allowed; it was
"file1 ". The file "file2 " is rejected.
Problem
The command-line contains more than one -srec=file
option. The first such option named file1; the current
option names file2.
Reasons
The command line is in error.
Solution
Use this option at most once per command.
Cannot determine executable file type
Problem
Bound-T tried to determine the type (COFF, S-record,
or UBROF) of the given executable file, but failed.
Reasons
The file may be of a type unknown to Bound-T, or it
may be a unknown variant of a known type.
Solution
Check that the correct file was named on the
command line. If necessary, use the option -coff , -srec,
or -ubrof to force Bound-T to use the right file type.
Cannot open the S-record file "filename".
Problem
Bound-T could not open and read the S-record file
given as the target program executable file, or named
in an -srec=filename command-line option.
Reasons
There is no file with this name (filename) or the file is
protected against reading.
Solution
Correct the command-line (filename) or change the
protection of the file to allow reading.
Cannot read file
Problem
The target program executable file, named on the
command line, exists but cannot be read (error while
reading).
Reasons
You may not have the right to read this file.
Solution
Correct the access rights of the file.
COFF block has no ".eb" symbol
Problem
The current block in this COFF file is not ended by a
C_Block bracket of type ".eb" (end block).
Reasons
The COFF file is damaged or uses a variant of COFF
that Bound-T does not support.
Solution
If this problem has some serious effects, obtain a
correct COFF file in a form that Bound-T supports.
COFF function has no ".ef" symbol
Problem
The current function (subprogram) in this COFF file is
not ended by a C_Fcn bracket of type ".ef" (end
function).
Reasons
The COFF file is damaged or uses a variant of COFF
that Bound-T does not support.
Solution
If this problem has some serious effects, obtain a
correct COFF file in a form that Bound-T supports.
COFF symbol S has N unexpected
auxiliary symbols; skipped
Problem
The COFF symbol at index S has N (one or more)
attached or "auxiliary" symbols that modify the
meaning or properties of the primary symbol S.
However, the primary symbol S is not of a kind that
can have auxiliary symbols.
Reasons
The COFF file is damaged or uses a variant of COFF
that Bound-T does not support.
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