| IM1600 |
error writing to output file—message |
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IMPLIB could not create the import library for the given reason. |
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Probably the drive or directory where the import library is being created is full. |
| IM1601 |
out of memory, near/far heap exhausted |
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There was not enough room in memory for the heap needed by IMPLIB. |
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Increase the available memory. Some ways to do this include:
 Remove TSR (terminate-and-stay-resident) programs
Run IMPLIB outside of an NMAKE session
Run IMPLIB outside of a shell
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| IM1602 |
syntax error in module-definition file |
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IMPLIB could not understand the contents of a .DEF input file. |
| IM1603 |
filename : cannot create file—message |
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IMPLIB could not create the given file for the given reason. |
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One of the following may be a cause:
The file already exists with a read-only attribute.
There is insufficient disk space to create the file.
The drive cannot be written to.
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| IM1604 |
filename : cannot open file—message |
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IMPLIB could not find the specified module-definition (.DEF) file or dynamic-link library (DLL) for the given reason. |
| IM1605 |
too many nested include files in module-definition file |
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A module-definition (.DEF) file contained an INCLUDE statement specifying a nested set of included files that exceeded the limit for nesting. The limit is 10 levels. |
| IM1606 |
missing or invalid include file name |
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A syntax error occurred in an INCLUDE statement in a module-definition (.DEF) file. |
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One of the following may have occurred:
A filename was not specified.
More than one filename was specified.
A long filename was specified without being enclosed in quotation marks or was enclosed in one single and one double quotation mark.
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| IM1607 |
extension : invalid extension for target library |
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The given extension was specified for the import library. |
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An import library cannot be given a .DEF or .DLL extension. |
| IM1608 |
no .DLL or .DEF source file specified |
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No input file was specified on the IMPLIB command line. |