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A level check error indicates that the file the error is being reported on has changed since the last time the program that is trying to access the file was compiled. | A level check error indicates that the file the error is being reported on has changed since the last time the program that is trying to access the file was compiled. | ||
This is the systems way of protecting itself from errors introduced by buffer layout differences between the program and the file. | This is the systems way of protecting itself from errors introduced by buffer layout differences between the program and the file. | ||
| − | Level checks are caused by the [[format level identifier]] for the file not matching the | + | Level checks are caused by the [[format level identifier]] for the file not matching the corresponding identifier that is embedded in the program being run. |
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Latest revision as of 15:15, 22 June 2010
A level check error indicates that the file the error is being reported on has changed since the last time the program that is trying to access the file was compiled.
This is the systems way of protecting itself from errors introduced by buffer layout differences between the program and the file.
Level checks are caused by the format level identifier for the file not matching the corresponding identifier that is embedded in the program being run.
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