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Compile-Time Errors

B-7

Error: File:

filename

Line: # Column: # The single colon operator (:) can only be used within an

array index expression.

You can only use the : operator by itself as an array

index. For example,

A(:) = 5; is okay, but y = :; is not.

Error: File:

filename

Line: # Column: # The variable

variablename

was mentioned more than

once as an input.

The argument list has a repeated variable. For example,

function y = myfun(x, x) % Incorrect

Error: File:

filename

Line: # Column: # The variable

variablename

was mentioned more than

once as an output.

The return value vector has a repeated variable. For example,

function [x, x] = myfun(y) % Incorrect

Error: File:

filename

Line: # Column: # This statement is incomplete. Variable arguments cannot

be made global or persistent.

The vari ables varargin and varargout are not like

other variables. They cannot be declared either global or persistent. For

example,

global varargin % Incorrect

Error: File:

filename

Line: # Column: # Variable argument (varargin) must be last in input

argument list. The function call must specify the required arguments first

followed by

varargin. For example,

function [out1, out2] = example1(a, b, varargin) % Correct

function [out1, out2] = example1(a, varargin, b) % Incorrect

Error: File:

filename

Line: # Column: # Variable argument (varargout) must be last in output

argument list.

The function call must specify the required arguments first

followed by

varargout. For example,

function [i, j, varargout]= ex2(x1, y1, x2, y2, val) % Correct

function [i, varargout, j]= ex2(x1, y1, x2, y2, val) % Incorrect

Error: File:

filename

Line: # Column: #

variablename

has been declared both as GLOBAL and

PERSISTENT.

Declare variables as either GLOBAL or PERSISTENT.

Error: Found illegal whitespace character in command line option: "

string

The strings on the

left and right side of the space should be separate arguments to MCC. For example,

mcc('-A', 'none') % Correct

mcc('-A none') % Incorrect

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