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### 1.6.7 Other Diagnostics and Warnings

`avram: multiple -.EXT options; all but last ignored`

  This message is written when more than one default extension is given as a command line parameter. At most one default extension is allowed. If more than one is given, only the last one is used. The error is non-fatal and `avram` will try to continue. If you need more than one default extension, consider using the hard coded default extensions of ‘`.fun`’ and ‘`.avm`’, or hacking the shell script in which the `avram` command line appears.

`application name: empty operator`

  This message probably means that the virtual code file is corrupt or invalid.

usage summary

  For any errors in usage not covered by other diagnostics, such as incompatible combinations of options, `avram` prints a message to standard error giving a brief summary of options, similar to the output from `avram --help`. (See General Options.)

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