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E _
Error
Messages
Operator
errors
often
result
fro~
incorrect
procedures,
inappro-
priate
co~rnands,
or
commands
with
incorrect
parameters.
Software
errors
are
caused
by
an
error
in
a
program
being
executed.
There
may
be
logical
errors
or
inappropriate
commands,
or
commands
with
incorrect
parameters.
Hardware
errors
result
from
hardware
fail-
ures,
absence,
or
malfunction.
The
error
message
numbers
of
the
operating
system
and
an
appropriate
description
of
each
are
listed
below.
1 •
Soft\vare
software
(DRaM)
is
not
configuration
error:
loaded
into
memory.
The
necessary
system
2.
Memory
overflow:
hand.
Lack
of
available
memory
for
the
task
at
3.
Line
not
found
or
not
in
current
program
segment:
Specified
line
may
have
been
deleted.
4.
Improper
RETURN:
A RETURN
statement
is
encountered
and
it
has
no
prior
GOSUB.
5.
Abnormal
program
termination:
Missing
a
STOP
or
END
statement
in
a
program.
Or
a FNEND
statement
is
encountered
before
the
RETURN.
6.
Improper
FOR-NEXT
matching:
A NEXT
statement
is
encountered
without
a
corresponding
FOR.
Also
improper
FOR-NEXT
nesting.
7.
Undefined
function
or
subprogram:
Misspelling
the
function
or
subprogram
name.
Calling
a
function
or
subprogram
that
isn't
part
of
your
program.
8.
Improper
parameter
matching:
Specifying
inconsistent
parameter
lists
in
a CALL
statement
or
user-defined
function.
9.
Improper
number
of
parameters:
Specifying
the
wrong
number
of
parameters
in
a CALL
statement
or
a
user-defined
function.
10.
String
value
required:
Returning
wrong
type
of
information
from
a
function
(when
a
string
was
expected,
a
number
was
sent).
E-1
------_
E _
Error
Messages
Operator
errors
often
result
fro~
incorrect
procedures,
inappro-
priate
co~rnands,
or
commands
with
incorrect
parameters.
Software
errors
are
caused
by
an
error
in
a
program
being
executed.
There
may
be
logical
errors
or
inappropriate
commands,
or
commands
with
incorrect
parameters.
Hardware
errors
result
from
hardware
fail-
ures,
absence,
or
malfunction.
The
error
message
numbers
of
the
operating
system
and
an
appropriate
description
of
each
are
listed
below.
1 •
Soft\vare
software
(DRaM)
is
not
configuration
error:
loaded
into
memory.
The
necessary
system
2.
Memory
overflow:
hand.
Lack
of
available
memory
for
the
task
at
3.
Line
not
found
or
not
in
current
program
segment:
Specified
line
may
have
been
deleted.
4.
Improper
RETURN:
A RETURN
statement
is
encountered
and
it
has
no
prior
GOSUB.
5.
Abnormal
program
termination:
Missing
a
STOP
or
END
statement
in
a
program.
Or
a FNEND
statement
is
encountered
before
the
RETURN.
6.
Improper
FOR-NEXT
matching:
A NEXT
statement
is
encountered
without
a
corresponding
FOR.
Also
improper
FOR-NEXT
nesting.
7.
Undefined
function
or
subprogram:
Misspelling
the
function
or
subprogram
name.
Calling
a
function
or
subprogram
that
isn't
part
of
your
program.
8.
Improper
parameter
matching:
Specifying
inconsistent
parameter
lists
in
a CALL
statement
or
user-defined
function.
9.
Improper
number
of
parameters:
Specifying
the
wrong
number
of
parameters
in
a CALL
statement
or
a
user-defined
function.
10.
String
value
required:
Returning
wrong
type
of
information
from
a
function
(when
a
string
was
expected,
a
number
was
sent).
E-1

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