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/*
VTX error descriptors:
A block of 200 error numbers has been arbitrarily allocated to each
type of error.
NOTE! For backwards compatibility with old versions of VTX firmware:
1) Never delete an existing error descriptor.
2) Never redefine an existing error descriptor.
3) Always add new error descriptors to the end of the list.
4) Never define a 0-valued descriptor. 0 is a reserved descriptor.
/*
Warnings: [1 .. 199] Warnings are caused for a variety of reasons. The
VTX is able to continue execution.
*1
#define E_NAME
/* n e x t warning number is ... 2
1*
Syntax errors: [200 .. 399] Syntax errors are discovered by the parser or
scanner, and the VTX is able to continue execution.
*1
#define E_SYNTAX
#define E_UNDEFINED_FUNC ( 2 0 1 u I E_SYN I E_LINEDUMP)
#define E_UNDEFINED_VARIABLE ( 2 0 2 u I E_SYN I E_LINEDUMP)
#define E_NUMERICAL_FORMAT ( 2 0 3 u I E_SYN I E_LINEDUMP)
#define E_NARGS
#define E_EXPECTED
#define E_REDEFINED
/* n e x t syntax error is ...
/*
Run-time errors: [400 .. 599] Run-time errors can be caused by out-of-range
arguments passed to built-in functions and other abnormal and exception
run-time conditions. The VTX may or may not be able to continue
execution.
(
l u I E WA R I E_LINEDUMP)
( 2 0 0 u
I E_SYN I E_LINEDUMP)
(204u I E_SYN I E_LINEDUMP)
(205u I E_SYN I E_LINEDUMP)
(206u I E_SYN I E_LINEDUMP)
207
*
/
C-5
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