General Information on Compiler Messages

Below is a list of messages that can be displayed in the Compiler Messages dialog box when an assembly, a unit or a form is being compiled.

All messages displayed in the Compiler Messages dialog box can be divided into three categories:

Warning.
Information.
Error.

Warning and information messages enable the user to start execution of an assembly, a unit or a form, but indicates that there are poorly written code blocks. Error messages do not enable the user to start execution and indicate that there are code blocks that conflict with Fore language specificity.

Warning Messages

There is the only warning message: "The variable is not used". This message will be generated for all variables declared in the Var block and not used in further code. It is required to exclude description of excess variables from the code to save resources used by the application after startup.

Information Messages

Information messages indicate that the code contains outdated structures, which are not supported in later versions of Foresight Analytics Platform. It is recommended to avoid using such structures and edit existing code when upgrading to newer platform releases.

Error Messages

Error messages are displayed if exceptions caused by code syntax occur during compilation. Compilation errors can be avoided if all the rules resulting from Fore language specificity are observed.

For detailed description of messages see the Fore Language Description: Fore Compiler Messages section.