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I/O port write error
Indicates that the program was unable to write to its associated I/O port. The "system error" description should
provide additional information as to the reason for the error. (Action Code: D)
File open error - file: yyyy
Indicates that the program was unable to open the file specified by "yyyy". (Action Code: B)
Freopen error - file: yyyy
Indicates that the program was unable to reopen the file specified by "yyyy". (Action Code: B)
File create error - file: yyyy
Indicates that the program was unable to create the file specified by "yyyy". (Action Code: B)
File write error - file: yyyy
Indicates that the program was unable to write to the file specified by "yyyy". (Action Code: B)
Pipe creation error - pipe: yyyy
Indicates that the program was unable to create the named pipe specified by "yyyy". Named pipes are used for
communicating between programs. (Action Code: B)
Pipe open error - pipe: yyyy
Indicates that the program was unable to open the named pipe specified by "yyyy". Named pipes are used for
communicating between programs. (Action Code: B)
Pipe write error - pipe: yyyy
The program was unable to write to the named pipe specified by "yyyy". (Action Code: B)
Pipe read error - pipe: yyyy
The program was unable to read from the named pipe specified by "yyyy". (Action Code: B)
Memory allocation failure
The program was unable to allocate any additional memory. (Action Code: B)
Unable to create a new process
The program was unable to create a new process. This could indicate that there are a large number of defunct or
runaway processes in the system. A system reboot may alleviate the problem. (Action Code: E)
Unable to start "yyyy" program
The program was unable to start the specified program. The "system error" description should provide additional
information as to the reason for the error. (Action Code: B)
yyyy environment variable not found
The specified environment variable was not found. This indicates that the program encountering the error is
being run in the wrong environment. This is a design error which should only occur during software develop-
ment. (Action Code: B)
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