Fatal errors cause an MPSL compilation abort.
APMISSMATCH 'AP device reports to is not that for algorithm'
The micro-name returned by MPS_GetInputBitStates for a device operand equality in one BitStateVector_s, does does not match that declared in the source file header, on the RHS of the `AP =' assignment.
UNRECNZDAP 'AP not recognized as valid MPS AP name'
The user specified AP name, on the RHS of an AP = assignment, was not found in db primary ALPR.
BADFILACC 'Error in file access operation'
An error occurred in writing an MPSL output file. The mpsl compiler takes the view that the severity of this error is not important, only that some error occurred and therefore terminates processing the output files. MPSL output files that were partially completed until the occurrance of this error should be discarded, and certainly not used in the MPS. If permitted to continue, mpsl will delete the corrupt file.
UNIDENTERR 'Unidentifiable error'
An error occurred whose source could not be identified. Such errors are typically detected after operating system operations, such as file io, in which system services, or their c language RTL equivalents, return an error but that error's cause is unspecified.
UNDEFTRNSL 'Reference to unassigned translation label'
A translation label was referenced, but that label had not been previously assigned.
PARSEERROR 'Fatal syntax error'
Mpsl detected an error in syntax from which it could not recover. Syntax errors are deviations from the valid word sequences permitted in the language. Refer to an up-to-date statement of the formal syntax of mpsl for an expression of the valid sequences of symbols.
FATALERROR 'Previous errors prohibit further processing'
An error occurred which made it impossible for the mpsl compiler to continue to produce a valid output file. Files created in a compilation that produced this error should be discarded, and certainly not used in the SLC MPS.