SOAR¶
When a generic exception is thrown by the SOAR, the error message
SOAR ERROR [M<messageId>] <message>
is issued, where <messageId> and <message> meanings are defined in the
next table.
| Message ID | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | The SOAR process has encountered some internal limits. |
| 1 | Unknown option. |
| 2 | An option has an invalid value. |
| 3 | A mandatory option is not set. |
| 4 | A filename given in options does not exist. |
| 5 | Failed to write the output file (access permissions
required for -toDir and -root options). |
| 6 | The given file does not exist. |
| 7 | I/O error while reading a file. |
| 8 | An option value refers to a directory, instead of a file. |
| 9 | An option value refers to a file, instead of a directory or a jar file. |
| 10 | Invalid entry point class or no main() method. |
| 11 | An information file can not be generated in its entirety. |
| 12 | Limitations of the evaluation version have been reached. |
| 13 | I/O rrror while reading a jar file. |
| 14 | IO Error while writing a file. |
| 15 | I/O error while reading a jar file: unknown entry size. |
| 16 | Not enough memory to load a jar file. |
| 17 | The specified SOAR options are exclusive. |
| 18 | XML syntax error for some given files. |
| 19 | Unsupported float representation. |
| 23 | A clinit cycle has been detected. The clinit cycle can
be cut either by simplifying the application clinit
code or by explicitly declaring clinit dependencies
(see Class Initialization Code).
Check the generated .clinitmap file for more
information. |
| 25 | An assert statement could not be removed.
The .class file may have been built outside
MicroEJ SDK with an other compiler than Eclipse JDT.
A workaround is to enable
assertions option. |
| 50 | Missing code: Java code refers to a method not found in specified classes. |
| 51 | Missing code: Java code refers to a class not found in the specified classpath. |
| 52 | Wrong class: Java code refers to a field not found in the specified class. |
| 53 | Wrong class: A Java classfile refers to a class as an interface. |
| 54 | Wrong class: An abstract method is found in a non-abstract class. |
| 55 | Wrong class: illegal access to a method, a field or a type. |
| 56 | Wrong class: hierarchy inconsistency; an interface cannot be a superclass of a class. |
| 57 | Circularity detected in initializion sequence. |
| 58 | Option refers twice to the same resource. The first reference is used. |
| 59 | Stack inconsistency detected. |
| 60 | Constant pool inconsistency detected. |
| 61 | Corrupted classfile. |
| 62 | Missing native implementation of a native method. |
| 63 | Cannot read the specified resource file. |
| 64 | The same property name cannot be defined in two different property files. |
| 65 | Bad license validity. |
| 66 | Classfiles do not contain debug line table information. |
| 67 | Same as 51. |
| 150 | SOAR limit reached: The specified method uses too many arguments. |
| 151 | SOAR limit reached: The specified method uses too many locals. |
| 152 | SOAR limit reached: The specified method code is too large. |
| 153 | SOAR limit reached: The specified method catches too many exceptions. |
| 154 | SOAR limit reached: The specified method defines a stack that is too large. |
| 155 | SOAR limit reached: The specified type defines too many methods. |
| 156 | SOAR limit reached: Your application defines too many interfaces. |
| 157 | SOAR limit reached: The specified type defines too many fields. |
| 158 | SOAR limit reached: your application defines too many types. |
| 159 | SOAR limit reached: Your application defines too many static fields. |
| 160 | SOAR limit reached: The hierarchy depth of the specified type is too high. |
| 161 | SOAR limit reached: Your application defines too many bundles. |
| 162 | SOAR limit reached: Your application defines too deep interface hierarchies. |
| 163 | SOAR limit reached: Your application defines too many cnocrete types. |
| 164 | SOAR limit reached: Your application defines too many reference fields in a class. |
| 251 | Error in converting an IEE754 float(32) or double(64) to a fixed-point arithmetic number |
| 300 | Corrupted class: invalid dup_x1 instruction usage. |
| 301 | Corrupted class: invalid dup_x2 instruction usage. |
| 302 | Corrupted class:invalid dup_x2 instruction usage. |
| 303 | Corrupted class:invalid dup2_x1 instruction usage. |
| 304 | Corrupted class:invalid dup2_x1 instruction usage. |
| 305 | Corrupted class:invalid dup2_x2 instruction usage. |
| 306 | Corrupted class: invalid dup2 instruction usage. |
| 307 | Corrupted class:invalid pop2 instruction usage. |
| 308 | Corrupted class:invalid swap instruction usage. |
| 309 | Corrupted class: Finally blocks must be inlined. |
| 350 | SNI incompatibility: Some specified type should be an array. |
| 351 | SNI incompatibility: Some type should define some specified field. |
| 352 | SNI incompatibility: The specified field is not compatible with SNI. |
| 353 | SNI incompatibility: The specified type must be a class. |
| 354 | SNI incompatibility: The specified static field must be defined in the specified type. |
| 355 | SNI file error: The data must be an integer. |
| 356 | SNI file error: unexpected tag |
| 357 | SNI file error: attributes <name>, <descriptor>, <index> and <size> are expected in the specified tag. |
| 358 | SNI file error: invalid SNI tag value. |
| 359 | Error parsing the SNI file. |
| 360 | XML Error on parsing the SNI file. |
| 361 | SNI incompatibility: illegal call to the specified data. |
| 362 | No stack found for the specified native group. |
| 363 | Invalid SNI method: The argument cannot be an object reference. |
| 364 | Invalid SNI method: The array argument must only be a base type array. |
| 365 | Invalid SNI method: The return type must be a base type. |
| 366 | Invalid SNI method: The method must be static. |
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