| U2001no more file handles (too many files open) |
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NMAKE could not find a free file handle. |
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One of the following may be a solution:
 Reduce recursion in the build procedures.
In DOS, increase the number of file handles by changing the FILES setting in CONFIG.SYS to allow a larger number of open files. FILES=50 is the recommended setting.
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| U2152filename : cannot create listing |
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One of the following may have occurred:
The directory or disk was full.
The cross-reference-listing file already existed with read-only protection.
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| U2155module : module not in library; ignored |
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The specified module was not found in the input library. |
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One cause of this error is a filename or directory containing a a hyphen or dash (–). LIB interprets the dash as the operator for the delete command. This error occurs if you install a Microsoft language product in a directory that has a dash in its pathname, such as C:\MS-C. The SETUP program for a language calls LIB to create combined libraries, but the dash in the command line passed to LIB causes the library-building session to fail. |
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Another possible cause of this error is an option specified with a dash (–) instead of a forward slash (/). |
| U2157filename : cannot access file |
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LIB was unable to open the specified file, probably because the file did not exist. |
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Check the path and filename. |
| U2158library : invalid library header; file ignored |
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The given library had an incorrect format and was not combined. |
| U2159filename : invalid format (number); file ignored |
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The given file was not recognized as a XENIX archive and was not combined. |