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Errors (or warnings) given by the compiler are usually caused by typing
errors made in the source code. These errors are documented in the  manuals
and in the Norton Guides found in the Clipper 5 package.

Clipper errors can be separated into two categories and, for each  of these,
the warning message given by the compiler includes the source  code
line in which the error or ambiguity has been found:

. 1.

Errors found when compiling (see following example). These
errors will prevent the compiler from creating the .OBJ
file.

. Compiling SOURCE.PRG
SOURCE.PRG(1)  Error C2001  Syntax error
1 error

No code generated



. 2.

Simple warnings. These warnings are generated by the  compiler
when commands or directives are ambiguous. In this case,  however, the
compiler will choose, by using its own logic, the way  to resolve the
ambiguity. The .OBJ is generated as normally.

. SOURCE.PRG(1)  Warning C1003  Ambiguous reference
                             Assuming MEMVAR
1 warning

Code size 62 Symbols 64 Constants 2