+
+ | Message |
+ Description |
+
+
+ | Cannot find AnalyzeTool libraries from current SDK. Install libraries
+ first. |
+ This message is displayed in the Console view if AnalyzeTool
+ is not included in SDK. |
+
+
+ | Can not find AnalyzeTool library files from current SDK:
+
+ <list of libraries that are missing>
+
+ You can build AnalyzeTool from sources or contact AnalyzeTool
+ development team to get AnalyzeTool binaries.
+ |
+ This message appears during compiling if there are some SDK library
+ files missing.
+
+ To resolve the problem, build AnalyzeTool from sources or contact
+ AnalyzeTool development team for AnalyzeTool binaries.
+ |
+
+
+ | Could not find mmp file for current project. |
+ AnalyzeTool Carbide.c++ Extension could not load the mmp file info.
+ Ensure that project's bld.inf file contains mmp files. |
+
+
+ | Command Line Engine older than x.x.x. |
+ This message is displayed in the Preferences window if the version of
+ the selected command line engine is earlier than the version of the
+ Carbide extension (for example 1.10.0).
+
+ To resolve the problem, unless you already have the version listed
+ in the error message available, you must update the command line engine
+ to the listed version, When you have the correct version available,
+ select/browse to that version in the preferences page.
+ |
+
+
+ | Command Line Engine not available |
+ This message appears, when the Preferences page is opened, if the
+ command line engine is not available in the selected path location.
+
+ To resolve the problem, set the correct location for the command
+ line engine in the AnalyzeTool Engine section of the Preferences page.
+ Or, if there is no AnalyzeTool Engine available, you must install
+ one.
+ |
+
+
+ | General TraceViewer error. |
+ The TraceViewer cannot connect to target hardware and the AnalyzeTool
+ Carbide.c++ Extension could not resolve the problem. Check the
+ TraceViewer options from Window > Preferences... > Carbide
+ Extensions > TraceViewer > Connection. |
+
+
+ | Invalid name. Do you want to specify a valid name? |
+ You have entered an invalid subtest name, for example the name is
+ empty or starts with an illegal parameter. |
+
+
+ | Invalid TraceViewer connection settings. |
+ The TraceViewer has invalid connection settings and could not connect
+ to target hardware. Check the TraceViewer options from Window >
+ Preferences... > Carbide Extensions > TraceViewer >
+ Connection. |
+
+
+ | No process started, could not start a subtest. |
+ The trace is active but no processes started in the target hardware
+ which are built with the output to trace mode of AnalyzeTool. |
+
+
+ | No project selected. Please select project. |
+ You tried to use Carbide.c++ Extension actions but you have not
+ selected a project first. Select a project from the Project
+ Explorer window, and run action again. |
+
+
+ | The given subtest is already started for the active process. |
+ You have already started the subtest with same name for selected
+ process. |
+
+
+ | TraceViewer connection reserved for another plug-in. |
+ Another Carbide.c++ Extension uses TraceViewer. First close the other
+ TraceViewer Carbide.c++ Extension connection, and then try again. |
+
+
+ | Unknown tag
+
+ Trace contains unknown xxx tag. AnalyzeTool Carbide extension might
+ not be up to date.
+ |
+ This warning is shown during online tracing or when you open a data
+ file that contains trace data with unknown tags.
+
+ The warning is shown again for each unknown tag encountered. You you
+ do not wish to see the warning again, you can check the Don't
+ show again checkbox.
+
+ To resolve the problem, you should update AnalyzeTool Carbide
+ extension to the latest available version.
+ |
+
+
+ | Unsupported format
+
+ Carbide extension is older than Symbian components. Please see Help
+ for more information.
+ |
+ This message appears during online tracing or when you try to open a
+ data file that includes traces in a format that is not supported by the
+ version of AnalyzeTool extension you are using.
+
+ To resolve the problem, you should update AnalyzeTool Carbide
+ extension to the latest available version.
+ |
+
+
+ | Unsupported format
+
+ Symbian components are not up to date. Please see Help for more
+ information.
+ |
+ This message appears during online tracing or when you try to open a
+ log file that includes traces in old trace format. From version 1.10.0
+ onwards, the AnalyzeTool Carbide.c++ extension supports the new trace
+ format, so the S60 component running on the device must be version
+ 1.10.0 or higher.
+
+ To resolve the problem, you should update the AnalyzeTool Symbian
+ component on your device to the latest available version.
+ |
+
+
+ | Version mismatch
+
+ Command Line engine not available. Check AnalyzeTool preferences.
+ |
+ This message appears, when starting a build, if the command line
+ engine is not available in the path location selected in the
+ AnalyzeTool preferences.
+
+ To resolve the problem:
+
+ - Open AnalyzeTool Preferences by clicking
 icon.
+ - In the Analyze Tool Engine section, select / browse to the
+ correct version of the command line engine, or
+ - If you do not have the correct version of the command line
+ engine, you must install it.
+
+ |
+
+
+ | Version mismatch
+
+ Command Line engine older than x.x.x. Check AnalyzeTool
+ preferences.
+ |
+ This message is displayed when starting a build, if the version of
+ the command line engine selected in the Preference page is earlier than
+ the version of the Carbide extension (for example 1.10.0).
+
+ To resolve the problem:
+
+ - Open AnalyzeTool Preferences by clicking icon.
+ - In the Analyze Tool Engine section, select / browse to the
+ correct version of the command line engine, or
+ - If you do not have the correct version of the command line
+ engine, you must install it.
+
+ |
+
+
+ | Version Mismatch
+
+ Version mismatch between the AnalyzeTool binaries (version x.y.z) in
+ the device and AnalyzeTool headers in the SDK (x.y.z).
+
+ Please make surethat those match otherwise results may be
+ unknown.
+ |
+ This warning message can appear during online tracing, or when
+ opening data file, if the versions of the Carbide extension and S60
+ application do not match.
+
+ To avoid problems, use the same version on Carbide extension and S60
+ component, otherwise results may be inaccurate.
+ |
+
+
+