INTERNAL ERROR?
Tom Duvall wrote on Jun 09, 2010
I have an old SPP task that I had not used for some years and I wanted to resurrect it. It needed a couple of minor mods, which I made, and recompiled and relinked with no apparent problems. However, when I go to execute the task, I get the error message:
INTERNAL ERROR: bad switch case, 110, in `paramset()'
I put in an fprintf to STDERR at the beginning of the task and don't get any printout from it. Any idea what this might be from?
Thanks.
Tom
INTERNAL ERROR: bad switch case, 110, in `paramset()'
I put in an fprintf to STDERR at the beginning of the task and don't get any printout from it. Any idea what this might be from?
Thanks.
Tom
Mike Fitzpatrick wrote on Jun 09, 2010
The error message is coming from the CL, not your SPP task. It happens when setting a parameter's entry in the uparm file, e.g. something is trying to write a parameter entry but isn't passing in a valid name/type/value/min/max/prompt 'field' code.
There's a chance simply unlearning your task will clear it, otherwise look at any scripts calling the task or whether the task is trying to update its parameters internally.
There's a chance simply unlearning your task will clear it, otherwise look at any scripts calling the task or whether the task is trying to update its parameters internally.
Last post on Jun 09, 2010