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NCC# Description

124 Incorrect ‘clock’ select value [NCC#124]

For I/O objects that accept a clock modifier in their declaration, the

legal values are from 0 to 7, inclusive, except for the pulsecount

output object, which uses only 1 to 7. The clock value must be a

constant expression.

125 Incorrect ‘numbits’ value or type [NCC#125]

The bitshift I/O object type declaration can optionally specify the

number of bits to be specified. This numbits modifier has as an

argument that must be a compile-time integer constant expression

with a value from 1 to 128.

126

Bad I/O modifier for this I/O object type [NCC#126]

Several of the I/O object declarations permit or require modifiers,

like mux, ded, sync, and so on. These are permitted or required on

a per I/O object-type basis. At most one of each type of modifier is

permitted in a single declaration.

127 Duplicate I/O object modifier not allowed [NCC#127]

Several of the I/O object declarations permit or require modifiers,

like mux, ded, sync, and so on. These are permitted or required on

a per I/O object-type basis. At most one of each type of modifier is

permitted in a single declaration.

128 I/O object type cannot have an initial-pin-level [NCC#128]

Most output object types permit specification of an initial pin-level

value to be assumed by the pin on power up or chip reset, until the

application program takes over. However, the I/O object for which

this message is being output does not permit an initial pin level.

129

130

131

Initial-pin level must be in range 0...255 [NCC#129]

Initial-pin level must be in range 0...15 [NCC#130]

Initial-pin level must be 0 or 1 [NCC#131]

Most output object types permit specification of an initial pin-level

value to be assumed by the pin on power up or chip reset, until the

application program takes over. All single-pin initial levels must be

either 0 or 1. The nibble I/O object type, which uses four

consecutive pins, can have initial values from 0 to 15, with the values

being mapped as a binary number onto the four pins. Likewise, the

byte I/O object type can have initial values from 0 to 255.

132 Unacceptable function return type [NCC#132]

A function in Neuron C cannot return an object that is a struct or

union type, nor can it return an array type. However, a function can

return pointers to such objects.

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