InstallScript Fatal Errors
InstallShield 2020 » InstallScript Language Reference
Fatal errors are those that prevent the compilation from continuing. They are caused by missing include files, incorrectly specified file names, disk I/O errors, and insufficient system resources; the compiler also has certain built-in limitations, such as the limit on include files, that will trigger a fatal error if exceeded.
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Error |
Message |
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I/O error on action file |
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I/O error on debug file |
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Can’t open script input file |
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Can’t open .inx output file |
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Can’t open .dbg debug file |
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out of memory |
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too many macro expansions in line |
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invalid delimiter for include file name |
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missing delimiter for include file name |
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can’t open include file |
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include file plus path is too large |
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too many nested #include files |
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#if statements too deeply nested |
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macro expansion buffer overflow |
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maximum error count reached |
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too many include files |
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I/O error on link file |
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user define fatal error |