MKMSGF
DDE41.MSG
 fatal error recoverable information warning %1: Not enough memory is available.  %1: Error occurred in intermediate file%2%3.  %1: An addressing mode combination is not valid%2%3.  %1: Too many Lex levels%2%3.  %1: An unsupported data type was encountered%2%3.  %1: Missing a lex WCode%2%3.  %1: An unexpected dependent register was encountered%2%3.       %1: Error occurred while opening assembly file%2%3.  %1: Error occurred while writing assembly file%2%3.  %1: Error occurred while closing assembly file%2%3.  %1: Error occurred while opening object file%2%3.  %1: Error occurred while writing object file%2%3.  %1: Error occurred while closing object file%2%3.  %1: Expression contains division by zero.  %1: Too many debug options were specified%2%3.  %1: Error occurred while opening intermediate file%2%3.  %1: Error occurred while writing to intermediate file%2%3.  %1: Error occurred while reading from intermediate file%2%3.  %1: Error occurred while closing intermediate file%2%3.  %1: Error occurred while creating name%2%3.  %1: Expression contains modulo by zero.  unknown error %1: Data definitions require more 16-bit segments than are allowed.  %1: The text associated with a #pragma comment user is too long.  %1: The path or file name for output file %2 is not valid.  %1: Open access denied for output file %2.  %1: Cannot open output file %2.  %1: Cannot open output file %2. The file is already open.  %1: Cannot write to the output file. The disk is full.  %1: Precondition violated.  %1: The command line passed to the back end is not correct.  %1: Error occurred while opening source file%2%3.  %1: The path or file name for source file %2 is not valid.  %1: Open access denied for source file %2.  %1: Cannot open source file %2.  %1: Cannot open source file %2. The file is already open.  %1: Assembler listing line is too long for successful assembly.  %1: Error occurred while closing source file%2%3.  %1: Cannot use __parmdwords in function that does not use the _System calling convention.  %1: Automatic function inliner will inline function %2.  %1: The back end has run out of stack space.  %1: %2 has grown beyond auto inliner value of %3; the function will no longer be inlined.  %1: The call to function %2 from function %3 will not be inlined.  %1: Function name %2 is too large for the %3 calling convention.