Geoff Chappell - Software Analyst
The table below, which is still in development (for accuracy as well as for completeness), lists the fatal errors that the back-end C/C++ compiler (C2) is known to be capable of issuing in version 13.00.9466.
Text for each error message is reproduced from the corresponding resource string in the executable, with placeholders resolved as much as possible in the style of the product documentation.
Error numbers that the product documentation does not list among the C/C++ Build Errors are highlighted yellow. For some, the code that can raise the error may turn out at closer inspection to be unreachable.
| Fatal Error | Message |
|---|---|
| C1001 | INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR (compiler file '%s', line %d) Please choose the Technical Support command on the Visual C++ Help menu, or open the Technical Support help file for more information |
| C1002 | compiler is out of heap space in pass 2 |
| C1003 | error count exceeds %d; stopping compilation |
| C1007 | unrecognized flag '%s' in '%s' |
| C1037 | cannot open object file '%s' |
| C1048 | unknown option '%c' in '%s' |
| C1049 | invalid numerical argument '%s' |
| C1053 | '%s' : function too large |
| C1055 | compiler limit : out of keys |
| C1063 | compiler limit : compiler stack overflow |
| C1083 | Cannot open %Fs file: '%Fs': %Fs |
| C1085 | Cannot write %Fs file: '%Fs': %Fs |
| C1093 | bad '%s' flag, would overwrite '%s' with '%s' |
| C1094 | too many '%s' flags, '%s' |
| C1126 | automatic allocation exceeds %s |
| C1128 | object file format limit exceeded : more than 65,279 sections |
| C1300 | error accessing program database %s (%s) |
| C1301 | error accessing program database %s, invalid format, please delete and rebuild |
| C1302 | no profile data for module '%s' in profile database '%s' |
| C1305 | profile database '%s' is for a different architecture |
| C1306 | last change to profile data base '%s' was not\noptimization analysis; optimization decisions may be out of date |
| C1307 | program has been edited since profile data was collected |
| C1350 | error loading dll '%s': dll not found |
| C1351 | error loading dll '%s': incompatible version |
| C1601 | unsupported inline assembly opcode |
| C1602 | unsupported intrinsic |
| C1603 | inline assembly branch target out of range by %d bytes |
| C1900 | Il mismatch between '%s' version '%ld' and '%s' version '%ld' |
| C1905 | Front end and back end not compatible (must target same processor). |