If an object file loaded with a $L or $LINK directive is not in the correct format in your delphi program, this error occurs. There are a few requirements that must be met:
- Check the help file for naming restrictions on segment names.
- There should be no more than ten portions.
- There should be no more than 255 external symbols.
- In LNAMES data, there are no more than 50 local names.
- LEDATA and LIDATA records must be in reverse chronological sequence.
- In FIXU32 records, no THREAD subrecords are supported.
- Fixing 32-bit offsets is the only option.
- Only self-relative and segment fixes
- A segment, a group, or an EXTDEF must be the target of a fixup.
- A 32-bit object file is required.
- Internal consistency checks that should fail only if the object file is corrupted.
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