BSCMAKE Errors BK1500 through BK4504 (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/5/2010
This section provides reference information regarding BSCMAKE errors BK1500 – BK4504.
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Indicates that BSCMAKE detected an unidentified error condition. |
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Indicates that BSCMAKE did not recognize the character specified for the option. |
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Indicates that the option did not contain the correct syntax. |
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Indicates that BSCMAKE could not write to the given file. |
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Indicates that BSCMAKE could not move to a location in the file. |
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Indicates that BSCMAKE cannot read from the file. |
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Indicates that BSCMAKE cannot open the file. |
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Indicates that BSCMAKE cannot open a temporary file. |
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Indicates that BSCMAKE cannot delete one of its temporary files. |
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Indicates that BSCMAKE ran out of memory, including virtual memory. |
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Indicates that the given .sbr file does not have the expected format. |
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Indicates that the command-line specification for the response file was incorrect or incomplete. |
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Indicates that BSCMAKE cannot build a browse information file because the number of definitions, references, modules, or other information exceeds the limit. |
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Indicates that BSCMAKE cannot build a new browse information (.bsc) file because one or more .sbr files are truncated. |
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Indicates that none of the .sbr files specified for an update were part of the original browse information (.bsc) file. |
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Indicates that the .bsc file was created with another version of BSCMAKE. |
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Indicates that the .bsc file was corrupted, possibly due to a system failure during the build. |
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Indicates that the .sbr file refers to itself. |
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Indicates that BSCMAKE detected an unidentified warning condition. |
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Indicates that BSCMAKE did not recognize the option. |
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Indicates that a zero-length .sbr file that was not originally part of the .bsc file was specified during an update. |
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Indicates that the .sbr file contained an error that did not halt the built, but the resulting .bsc file may be incorrect. |
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Indicates that there are more than 64,000 references to a single symbol in the .cpp file. |
Remarks
These error listings are not comprehensive, and you will need to consult Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 docs here. https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=82061