The Notice List pane combines notices (errors, warnings, tasks, and infos) from many places in your design into a centralized list. If a notice shows a location, you can double-click the entry to navigate to the error or warning.



Notices display in rows. Use the filters above the notices to show or hide different types of notices, as follows:

  • Errors

    – These indicate there is at least one problem that must be addressed before you can build your application. Typical errors could include compiler build errors and connectivity errors.

  • Warnings

    – These report unusual conditions that might indicate a problem, although you can usually build the application regardless.

  • Tasks

    – These are actions you need to perform to resolve an issue, such as enabling a resource. If you save without resolving a task, it becomes an error.

  • Infos

    – These are informational messages from the system to indicate something occurred.

The Notice List pane contains the following columns (each column header contains an arrow control to change the sorting of the notices in the table):

  • Icon

    – Displays the icons for the error, warning, task, or info.

  • Fix

    – This may display a wrench icon, which can be used to automatically address the required notice.

  • Description

    – Displays a brief description of the notice.

  • Location

    – Displays the specific line number or other location of the message, when applicable.

Fix a task/error​

When a wrench icon

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displays in the

Fix

column, click on it and select the appropriate action from the pull-down menu. When all related issues have been addressed, the notice will be removed from the Notice List pane.



Note:

The fixes listed are not necessarily the only way to fix the issue. They are merely common options. Also, if you save the *.modus file with outstanding tasks, they become errors saved in the GeneratedSource/cycfg_notices.h file.

Copy a notice​

You can copy a notice to your system’s clipboard using [

Ctrl

]+[

c

] or right-click and select

Copy

. Then, paste the notice text into an email, document, and so on.