# First section of messages file is general to all applications
# Third parties can change FEinterr1 to their company name so that 
# internal error messages will come up "Please report to <your name>"

FECmd1:String too long (limit %d current %d addition %d)
FECmd2:You cannot change the command used to run this tool
FECmd3:Output
FECmd4:ReRun
FECmd5:OK
FECmd6:Run
FEdbox1:Can't import from other applications when invoked from !Make
FEdbox2:Unable to start up -- not enough space (or too many windows)
FEinterr1:Acorn
FEinterr2:%s: internal error: %s (%s/%d)
FEinterr3:Please report this error to %s
FEmem1:Out of memory, on request for %d bytes
FEmenu1:>Info,Save options,Options,Help,Quit
FEmenu2:Options
FEmenu3:Auto Run,Auto Save,Display
FEmenu4:Display
FEmenu5:Text,Summary
FEmenu6:>Command line
FEmenu7:>Info,>Cmd Line,>Save,Abort,Pause,Continue
FEmenu8:>Info,>Cmd Line,>Save
FEmenus9:Task(s) active: are you sure you want to quit?
FEmsg1:Wimp$Scrap must be set to do this transfer
FEmsg2:Invalid DataSave (filename != Wimp$Scrap)
FEoutput1:No more memory for output display - requesting %d bytes
FEoutput2:Running
FEoutput3:Aborted
FEoutput4:Paused
FEoutput5:Completed
FEoutput6:Task active: abort and close?
FEoutput7:Output file produced but not saved and will be lost. OK to continue?
FEoutput8:Continue
FEoutput9:Pause
FEsaveas1:Directories can only be saved to a filer viewer
FEsaveas2:To save, drag the icon to a directory viewer.
FEtask1:Task window not active
FEtask2:Application needs at least %dK to start up
FEtask3:Command line too long for task window module
utils1:Field is too long
utils2:Save failed %s -> %s
FEOpts1:Unable to write choices file %s

# General help messages

CMDLINE:This dialogue box displays the command line equivalent of dialogue box and menu settings.
CMDLINE1:This is the command line equivalent of dialogue box and menu settings.
CMDLINE0:Click here to Run/ReRun the tool or to send options back to !Make.

SETUP:This dialogue box sets commonly used options.
SETUP0:Click here to run the application with the current options.
SETUP1:Click here to return to the previous set of options for this application.

SUMMARY:This dialogue box gives a summary of the command which has been run or is running.
SUMMARY1:This is the icon for this application.
SUMMARY2:Click here to abort a running task.
SUMMARY3:Click here to pause/continue a task.
SUMMARY4:This gives the number of lines produced by this task.
SUMMARY5:This gives the time at which a task was run.

SAVE:This dialogue box is used to save the file output of a command.
SAVE0:Click here to save the file output.
SAVE2:Filename for output appears here.
SAVE3:Drag this icon to save file output.

# Tool-specific messages follow here
SETUP2:Drag the ARM code file you wish to disassemble to this icon.
SETUP3:Enter the name of the output text file here (or drag an existing one here).|MIf no output file is specified, output is spooled to the output window.
SETUPq:Select this option to specify that there is an offsets file to load.|MThis implies that a flow analysis will be performed.
SETUP4:Drag any offsets file to this icon and select the radio button.
SETUP8:Select this option to enable SID to spot strings in blocks of data.
SETUPr:This option disassembles in a form which is designed for diffing utilities.|MYou cannot assemble output created in this mode.
SETUP9:Include comments in the output code.|MThis includes code coverage comments from flow analysis.
SETUPa:Select this option to enable SID to spot ADRL pseudo-instructions in the code.
SETUPb:Use the CRC checksum of an area as part of the label's unique ID, if necessary.
SETUPc:Select this option to translate "MOV R0,R0" instructions into "NOP" in disassembled code.
SETUPd:Output to the SID Output window the standard warnings from the analysis process and Debugger module.|MWarnings are placed in comments in output code despite this option.
SETUPe:Select this option to perform a flow analysis on the input file.|MThis will insert labels in the output file.
SETUPf:Select this option to display an hourglass to show percentage of processing complete.
SETUPg:Select this option to convert "DCD <word in code>" into "DCD label" where the DCD is the target of a PC-relative LDR or STR.
SETUPh:Enter a filetype for the source file (hexadecimal).|MThis will override the actual filetype.
SETUPi:Select this option to override the source filetype with that specified.
SETUPj:Select this option to include some lines at the start and end of the disassembled code to aid assembly with the 'objasm' tool.
SETUPk:Enter a base address for the code to disassemble at (hexadecimal).
SETUPl:Select this option to override the default base address for the input filetype.
SETUPm:Select this option to attempt to expand service call numbers in a fast service call table to the service call name string (if possible).
SETUPn:Enter a width at which to wrap long DCB strings (decimal - default is 80 characters).
SETUPo:Select this option to override the default string-wrapping width.
SETUPr:This option generates output suitable for differencing tools.|MThe output generated in this mode is not suitable for assembly.
SETUPs:Replace various common constructs with standard macros (for example: Push, Pull and Command).
SETUPt:With string labels, use the string itself as a part of the label name.
SETUPu:Output to the SID Output window additional warnings for newer ARMs.|MThis includes 32-bit issues (such as "MOVS PC,LR") and XScale (such as "LDR Rn,[Rd],#0").|MWarnings are placed in comments in output code despite this option.
SETUPx:Override the current Debugger register naming setup to use APCS register names
SETUPy:Override the current Debugger register naming setup to use standard ARM register names (R0-R14,PC)
