Strange memory error for the NES.

[BroDudeGuyMan]

I am coding my first NES game in assembly using the NES 2.0 headers (*.s files) and I was following along Inkbox's beginner tutorial. I was happily frying my brain, and the code ran. It showed the background and 4 sprites that I picked! Everything was going great! I then changed some palette values and then these errors came up:

1. this.program: Warning: neslib2.cfg:12: Segment 'HEADER' overflows memory area 'HEADER' by 16 bytes

2. this.program: Warning: neslib2.cfg:28: Segment 'VECTORS' overflows memory area 'VECTORS' by 4 bytes

3. this.program: Error: Cannot generate most of the files due to memory area overflows

I don't entirely know what happened, but it screamed BUG!

Here are the aforementioned HEADER and VECTORS segments:

.segment "HEADER"
.byte "NES" ;Identification string. MUST HAVE!!
.byte $1A
.byte $02
.byte $01
.byte $00
.byte $00, $00, $00, $00
.byte $00, $00, $00, $00, $00

.segment "VECTORS"
.word NMI
.word RESET
; Specialized hardware interupts

None of the rest of the code is getting flagged, even when I remove these segments.

[sehugg]

The immediate thing that comes to mind, can it be possible you have two copies of the header and vector segments? Or you are .include-ing them again somewhere else?

[BroDudeGuyMan]

I did not do that. There are only 5 segments in my code: HEADER, ZEROPAGE, STARTUP, VECTORS, and CHAR. When I ran the same code on my local system, it built and ran just fine.