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NodeBuilder Errors Guide 5-51
NCC# Description
422 Invalid property reference [NCC#422]
The item appearing in the property list is not a configuration
property.
423
The scope value of the LonMark Resource File reference is out
of range [NCC#423]
The valid range of the scope value is 0 .. 6. The compiler has
encountered a resource file containing a scope value that is out of
that range. Use the NodeBuilder Resource Editor to examine the
resource file and correct the scope value if possible, otherwise contact
LonSupport.
424
Function type not correct for a fblock director function
[NCC#424]
The director function for a functional block must be declared using
a specific function prototype. The function returns void, and it has
two parameters. The prototype must be in the form shown below:
void f (unsigned index, int cmd);
For more information, consult the Neuron C Programmer's Guide or
the Neuron C Reference Guide.
425 Director symbol is not defined or is not a function [NCC#425]
The initial declaration of the director function for a functional block
must appear prior to the declaration of the functional block. Since
the director function may very well make reference to the functional
block declaration, the initial declaration will probably need to be a
function prototype declaration, or a forward reference. For more
information, consult the Neuron C Programmer's Guide.
426 Too many fblocks declared [NCC#426]
The Neuron Chip can support a maximum of 62 functional blocks.
Note that each element of an array of fblocks counts as one
functional block.
427
The context for the ‘: :’ operator is not a valid context
[NCC#427]
The :: operator can be used to access the members and the properties
of a functional block, as well as the properties of a network variable,
or properties of the device. This message indicates that the context,
or the portion of the property expression that precedes the ::
operator, is neither a functional block nor a network variable. A
functional block array or a network variable array requires an index
expression in the context of the :: operator. To access device
properties, use the :: operator without a context preceding it. See the
examples and description of the :: operator in the Neuron C
Programmer's Guide and the Neuron C Reference Guide for more
information.
428
The specified fblock does not have a director function
[NCC#428]
An attempt to access the director property of the functional block was
made, but no director function was declared for the functional block.
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