Link Errors

External does not match public in byte or word type.

The symbol shown has already been defined as a PUBLIC in a previous object module.

No input module has a reset address (see the assembler .end directive).

A section with the same name from two different modules. Reassemble one of the modules after changing the attributes or rename the section.

Result of basepage expression >0F Hex.

No public definition for external symbol.

The specified section has been used on a SECT command but never appeared in an object module. Probably a misspelled name. No Ranges Left For Section There is not enough memory available via the Range definitions to allocate all object modules (see Chapter 11).

Only 1 reset address is allowed (see the assembler .END directive).

Bad filename or file corrupted.

The .chip strings in different modules must agree.

External or relocatable expression contains divide by zero.

An outputfile option has specified a file name that will cause an error during Post Processing (i.e., processing by promcop).

The program required to post process the COFF output file was not found in the current directory, the directory LNCOP is in, or a directory in the PATH.

There is some error executing the program required to post process the COFF output file.

Start address from assembler must be placed at zero.

ROM section should have at least one instruction.

Have overlapping memory for different section type or for different sections with the same memory type.

Can't jump >4K for relocatable sections with non-large model.

Don't exceed the maximum address of ROM.

Reserved range.

Don't overwrite registers A, B, X, or SP.

BASE must be in that range.

RAM must be in that range.

REG must be in that range.

SEG must be in that range.

EERAM must be in that range.

Don't use for LNCOP an object file created by ASMHPC.

We can't link files that assembly only with /chip=Anycop.

Error should be given if section placed across 4K boundary in non-large model.

Too many symbols, models, etc.

Don't use wrong value for Base or register variable.

Symbol defined as BASE or SEGB type must be in that range.

Symbol defined as REG type must be in that range.