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Error Messages
Operator errors often result fro~ incorrect procedures, inappro-
priate
co~rnands,
or commands with incorrect parameters. Software
errors are caused by an error in a program being executed. There
may be logical errors or inappropriate commands, or commands with
incorrect parameters. Hardware errors result from hardware fail-
ures, absence, or malfunction. The error message numbers of the
operating system and an appropriate description of each are
listed below.
1 • Soft\vare
software
(DRaM)
is not
configuration error:
loaded into memory.
The necessary system
2.
Memory overflow:
hand.
Lack of available memory for the task at
3. Line not found or not in current program segment: Specified
line may have been deleted.
4. Improper RETURN: A RETURN statement is encountered and it
has no prior GOSUB.
5. Abnormal program termination: Missing a STOP or END
statement in a program. Or a FNEND statement is
encountered before the RETURN.
6. Improper FOR-NEXT matching: A NEXT statement is
encountered without a corresponding FOR. Also improper
FOR-NEXT nesting.
7. Undefined function or subprogram: Misspelling the function
or subprogram name. Calling a function or subprogram that
isn't part of your program.
8. Improper parameter matching: Specifying inconsistent
parameter lists in a CALL statement or user-defined
function.
9. Improper number of parameters: Specifying the wrong number
of parameters in a CALL statement or a user-defined
function.
10. String value required: Returning wrong type of information
from a function (when a string was expected, a number was
sent).
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Error Messages
Operator errors often result fro~ incorrect procedures, inappro-
priate
co~rnands,
or commands with incorrect parameters. Software
errors are caused by an error in a program being executed. There
may be logical errors or inappropriate commands, or commands with
incorrect parameters. Hardware errors result from hardware fail-
ures, absence, or malfunction. The error message numbers of the
operating system and an appropriate description of each are
listed below.
1 • Soft\vare
software
(DRaM)
is not
configuration error:
loaded into memory.
The necessary system
2.
Memory overflow:
hand.
Lack of available memory for the task at
3. Line not found or not in current program segment: Specified
line may have been deleted.
4. Improper RETURN: A RETURN statement is encountered and it
has no prior GOSUB.
5. Abnormal program termination: Missing a STOP or END
statement in a program. Or a FNEND statement is
encountered before the RETURN.
6. Improper FOR-NEXT matching: A NEXT statement is
encountered without a corresponding FOR. Also improper
FOR-NEXT nesting.
7. Undefined function or subprogram: Misspelling the function
or subprogram name. Calling a function or subprogram that
isn't part of your program.
8. Improper parameter matching: Specifying inconsistent
parameter lists in a CALL statement or user-defined
function.
9. Improper number of parameters: Specifying the wrong number
of parameters in a CALL statement or a user-defined
function.
10. String value required: Returning wrong type of information
from a function (when a string was expected, a number was
sent).
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