HP (Hewlett-Packard) IA-64 Computer Accessories User Manual


 
D-8 Simulator Status and Error Messages Copyright © 2000 Hewlett-Packard Co.
Ski IA-64 Simulator Reference Manual 1.0L
Unable to open console window
Your system-mode program tried to open a console with the appropriate Simulator System Call but Ski wasn’t able
to spawn the corresponding xterm program. First, verify that environment variable DISPLAY is set to the proper
hostname:displaynumber string. If this does not help, perhaps there is no xterm available via your PATH environ-
ment variable? Perhaps you have hit the process limit or used all the pseudo-tty devices on your Linux system? See
“System-Mode IA-64 Programs” on page 6-2.
Unaligned Data fault
An attempt was made to access data on an unnatural boundary. Two-byte quantities must be on addresses evenly
divisible by two; four-byte quantities must be on addresses evenly divisible by four, and so on. See “Misaligned Data
Access Trap” on page 6-3 and “Interruptions” on page 7-1.
Unexpected end of file
You are trying to restore a saved simulator state and either the save file is corrupt or Ski is broken. See “Saving and
Restoring the Simulator State” on page 8-8.
unrecognized option %s
You specified a command line option that Ski doesn’t understand. Different varieties of Ski (
xski
,
ski
, and
bski
)
understand different flags. See “Command Line Flags” on page 2-4.
Unrecognized symbol name: %s
You tried to refer to a symbol in an expression but Ski doesn’t know about that symbol. Perhaps you mis-typed it? Or
perhaps it is a program-defined symbol in a file that wasn’t compiled with debugging symbol generation enabled (the
-g flag on many compilers)? Or perhaps you referred to an IA-64 register using a mnemonic that Ski doesn’t recog-
nize? See “Symbolic Arguments” on page 4-4, “Symbol Table Commands” on page 8-8, and Appendix B, “Register
Names”.
unsupported DOS int 21 function %02x%02x
Your IA-32 application-mode program tried to invoke an MS-DOS function that Ski doesn’t emulate. The first hexa-
decimal number is the MS-DOS function code and the second number is the sub-function code. See “Application-
Mode IA-32 Programs” on page 6-1 and “MS-DOS Application Environment” on page 7-3.
Unsupported SSC: %d
Your IA-64 system-mode program invoked a Simulator System Call that Ski doesn’t support. Either your program
has a bug or Ski is broken. See “System-Mode IA-64 Programs” on page 6-2.
unsupported system call %d
Your IA-64 application-mode program tried to invoke an Linux system call that Ski doesn’t emulate. See “Linux
Application Environment” on page 7-1 and “Application-Mode IA-64 Programs” on page 6-1.
Usage: %s [options] [file [args]]
Ski’s generic command line help message.