Compiler messages - HP C V7.1

 Some compiler messages substitute information from the program into
 the message text.  In this online help, the portion of the text to
 be substituted is shown in angle brackets (<>).

 Often, the same message is issued in different contexts within a
 program.  In this online help, the message context is indicated by
 the word <context> within the message.  The actual message issued by
 the compiler will contain one of the following phrases substituted
 for <context>:

      In this declaration,
      In the initializer for
      In the declaration of "<name>",
      In the definition of the function "<name>",
      In the declaration of an unnamed object,
      In this statement,

 You can control the messages issued with the /[NO]WARNINGS command
 line qualifier or the #pragma message preprocessor directive.  Note
 that some messages are not produced directly by the compiler; they
 are produced by other software that the compiler uses.  Messages not
 produced directly by the compiler are not included in this list and
 can not be controlled by /[NO]WARNINGS or #pragma message.