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Errors and Error Processing
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Incorrect type of operand used. Each instruction requires that its operand be
of a certain type - relocatable or absolute. Check the type of all symbols used
in the expression in the operand and see that they correspond to the type
required by the instruction. If you are using a constant, check to see that a
constant is allowed by the instruction.
Undefined symbol. By the end of the assembly, all symbols must have been
defined, either by use as a label on an instruction or as a symbol associated
with a value through an EQU, EXT, or SET pseudo-instruction. A symbol not
so defined, except those pre-defined by the assembler, and used in the assem-
bly, causes this error. Check the spelling of all undefined symbols to make sure
that you did not intend something else. The symbol otherwise has to be de-
fined, either by label or EQU, EXT, or SET.
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