Message
NO FILE-(filespec}
NO INPUT FILE
PRESENT
ON
DISK
No memory
NO SOURCE FILE
ON
DISK
NO SOURCE FILE
PRESENT
NO SPACE
No SUB
file
present
NOT A CHARACTER
SOURCE
**NOT DELETED**
NOT
FOUND
OUTPUT
FILE WRITE
ERROR
Parameter error
Meaning
another disk with more directory space and execute
PIP
again.
CP
1M cannot find the specified file,
or
no files exist.
The indicated source
or
include
file
cannot be found
on
the indicated drive.
The
file
specified in an R
or
E command cannot be
found
on
the disk.
The
file
you requested does not exist.
There
is
not
enough (buffer?) memory available for
loading the program specified.
SYSGEN cannot find
CP
1M either in CPMxx.com form
or
on
the system tracks
of
the source disk.
The assembler cannot find the
file
you specified. Either
you mistyped the filespecification in you command line,
or
the
file
is
not
type ASM.
Too
many
files
are already
on
the disk,
or
no room
is
left
on
the disk
to
save the information.
For
SUBMIT
to
operate properly, you must create a file
with filetype
of
SUB. The SUB file contains usual
CP
1M
commands. Use
one
command per line.
The
source specified in your
PIP
commands
is
illegal. You have probably specified
an
output
device as
a source.
PIP
did not delete-the file, which may have had the
RIO
attribute.
PIP
cannot find the specified file.
You specified a write-protected diskette as the destina-
tion for the
PRN
and
HEX
files,
or
the diskette has
no
space left. Correct the program before assembling your
program.
Within the SUBMIT
file
of
type sub, valid parameters
are
$0 through $9.
1-8
Message
PARAMETER ERROR,
TYPE RETURN
TO
IGNORE
QUIT
NOT FOUND
Read error
READER
STOPPING
Record
Too
Long
START NOT FOUND
SOURCE FILE
INCOMPLETE
SOURCE FILE NAME
ERROR
SOURCE FILE READ
ERROR
SYNCHRONIZATION
ERROR
"SYSTEM"
FILE NOT
ACCESSIBLE
**TOO MANY FILES*·
UNEXPECTED END
OF
HEX
FILE-(filespec}
Meaning
If
you press return, SYSGEN proceeds without process-
ing the invalid parameter.
The string argument
to
a Q parameter
was
not found in
you input file.
An
error occurred when reading the
file
specified in the
type command. Check the disk
and
try again. The
STAT filespec command can diagnose trouble.
Reader operation interrupted.
PIP
cannot process a record longer
than
128
bytes.
The
string argument
to
an
S parameter cannot be found
in the source file.
SYSGEN
cannot
use
your
CPIM
source file.
When you assemble a file, you cannot use the wildcard
characters
*
and
? in the filename. Only one
file
can be
assembled at a time.
The assembler cannot understand the information in the
file containing
the
assembly language program
Portions
of
another
file
might have been written over
your assembly language file,
or
information was
not
properly saved
on
the diskette. Use the TYPE command
to
locate the error. Assembly language files contain the
letters, symbols,
and
numbers
that
appear
on
your
keyboard.
If
your screen displays unrecognizable out-
put
or
behaves strangely, you have found where com-
puter instructions have crept into your file.
The MOVCPM utility
is
being used with the wrong
CPIM system.
You tried to access a
file
set
to
SYS with the STAT
command.
There
is
not enough memory for STAT
to
sort the
files
specified,
or
more than
512
files were specified.
An
end-of-file
was
encountered prior
to
a termination
hex record. The hex
file
without a termination record
should be corrected, probably by recreating the hex
file.
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