The error message illustrated below reads:
Parsing file E:\PROJECT\EBY0884.CLD... Block 9399 S1 integer value 65534 (real value 0.000000) too big for short.
From the picture, you can see that somebody must have put in 0.0 in S1 of block 9399 (a real number) instead of 0 (an integer). A real number does not have the same structure as an integer, so DBDOC tells you about it. We do not know if it works, but some errors of this type have found actual problems for clients.
Generally, this message points at unused specifications. The message simply means that, if the firmware were changed to begin using the unused value, the value in the spec would be of the wrong type.
This message can be resolved simply by changing the value of the specfication to a legal value and type to eliminate the nuisance of the message.
This error can be built directly into Hyperview. For more information, see the article Building error reports into the M14.