Diagnostic messages have the following format when
the -qsrcmsg option is specified: Diagnostic messages have the following format when the -qnosrcmsg option is active (which is the default):
"file", line line_number.column_number: 15dd-nnn (severity) text.
where:
file is the name of the C or C++ source file with the error. line_number is the line number of the error. column_number is the column number for the error 15 is the compiler product identifier cc is a two-digit code indicating the VisualAge C++ component that issued the message. cc can have the following values:
00 - code generating or optimizing message 01 - compiler services message. 05 - message specific to the C compiler 06 - message specific to the C compiler 40 - message specific to the C++ compiler 47 - message specific to munch utility 86 - message specific to interprocedural analysis (IPA). nnn is the message number severity is a letter representing the severity of the error text is a message describing the error
Diagnostic messages have the following format when
the -qsrcmsg option is specified:
x - 15dd-nnn(severity) text.
where x is a letter referring to a finger in the finger line.
To help you find the exact point of the error in the line, when you use the -qsrcmsg option, a finger line is produced below the source code line if the error is applicable to a specific column in the source line. For example:
10 | int add(int, int)
....a...b....c...
a - 1506-166 (S) Definition of function add requires parentheses.
b - 1506-172 (S) Parameter type list for function add contains
parameters without identifiers.
c - 1506-172 (S) Parameter type list for function add contains
parameters without identifiers.
The finger line may also be produced in the source listing if you specify the -qsource option.
Message and Listing Information
Compiler Return Codes
Message Severity Levels and Compiler Response
