The program called fetch() to load a module. The fetched executable has CEESTART as the entry point, but does not contain a fetchable entry point. It could be that a "main" is being used as the target of the fetch() function, which is not allowed.
Correct the application. Do not use a "main" as the target of the fetch(). For a C executable that is not a "main" and has CEESTART as the entry point, declare the routine as fetchable by specifying the #pragma linkage(...,fetchable) directive in the source code. For non-C languages, be sure to follow the proper rules when building an executable that will be the target of fetch().
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