Error Messages - HP 9845B/C CE Handbook

10-2 9845B/C Mainframe References
Error Messages
Mainframe Errors
Missing ROM or configuration error. Also, check to see if all option ROMs are
installed properly.
2
Memory overflow; subprogram larger than block of memory. Also check to see
if your arrays are too large to fit in memory.
3 Line not found or not in current program segment. Check the spelling of line
labels and line identifiers.
II Improper return. Branched into the middle of a subroutine.
5 Abnormal program termination; no END or STOP statement.
G
Improper FOR/NEXT matching.
7
Undefined function or subroutine. Check spellings.
8 Improper parameter matching. Check the parameter lists in SUB and CALL,
and DEF FN and FN statements to see if they match in number and type.
S Improper number of parameters. Check the number of arguments used in an
FN or CALL reference.
1 0 String value required.
1 1
Numeric value required.
12 Attempt to redeclare variable. Once a variable name has been declared in a
DIM, COM, REAL, SHORT or INTEGER statement, it can't be redeclared in
that program segment.
13 Array dimensions not specified. You must dimension the array, either explicitly
or implicitly.
1 II Multiple OPTION BASE statemepts or OPTION BASE statement preceded by
variable declarative statements.
15 Invalid bounds on array dimension or string length in DIM, COM, REAL.
SHORT or INTEGER statement. Strings can't be longer than
32 767
charac-
ters. The range of array subscripts is
-32767
through
32 767.
1 G
Dimensions are improper or inconsistent more than
32 767
elements in an
array. Check for wrong number of subscripts in an array reference. Check any
matrix multiplication for proper sizes.
1 7 Subscript out of range.
18
Substring out of ra!lge or
st:~r1g
too long. Check substrl!1g specif!ers aga1nst
length of string.
is
Improper value. Check numbers being entered, especially their exponents.
20 Integer precision overflow. The range is
-32768
through
32 767.
21 Short precision overflow. Short-precision numbers have six significant digits
and an exponent in the range
-63
through
63.
22 Real precision overflow. Full-precision numbers have twelve significant digits
and an exponent in the range
-99
through
99.
23 Intermediate result overflow.
211 TAN
(n*11"/2),
when n is odd.