Cause The system couldn't honor the floattype attribute for the user library requested by a
process-creation request. The error-detail information contains an error subcode that indicates the
nature of the error. The error-detail indicates:
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2: Unrecognized floating-point specification in file.
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4: This library specified Tandem floating-point, which mismatches the program.
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5: This library specified IEEE floating-point, which mismatches the program.
Effect No process is created. If the user library is PIC, its name will have been reported to the home
terminal.
Recovery Take corrective action as indicated by the subcode. For subcode 2: The library file
specified to create the process contains incorrect or corrupt information about the floattype.
Recompile the object file(s) using a valid floattype. For subcode 4: Recompile and relink the object
file(s) using the same floating-point type for all, or if the library does not operate on floating-point
data, force its floattype attribute to neutral_float. The floattype attribute can be specified to the
linker using the -set command at link time, or the -change command to modify in an existing file.
The linker is the nld utility for a non-PIC user library (SRL), or the ld utility for a PIC user library
(DLL). Note that the library specified Tandem floating-point. For subcode 5: Recompile and relink
the object file(s) using the same floating-point type for all, or if the library does not operate on
floating-point data, force its floattype attribute to neutral_float. The floattype attribute can be
specified to the linker using the -set command at link time, or the -change command to modify in
an existing file. The linker is the nld utility for a non-PIC user library (SRL), or the ld utility for a PIC
user library (DLL). Note that the library specified IEEE floating-point.
67 UNABLE TO HONOR FLOATTYPE ATTRIBUTE OF A DLL
Cause The system couldn't honor the floattype attribute for a DLL. The error-detail information
contains an error subcode that indicates the nature of the error. The error-detail indicates: 2:
Unrecognized floating-point specification in file. 4: This library specified Tandem floating-point,
which mismatches the program. 5: This library specified IEEE floating-point, which mismatches the
program.
Effect No process is created. The name of the DLL for which the error occurred will have been
reported to the home terminal.
Recovery Take corrective action as indicated by the subcode. For subcode 2: The DLL file specified
to create the process contains incorrect or corrupt information about the floattype. Recompile the
object file(s) using a valid floattype. For subcode 4: Recompile and relink the object file(s) using
the same floating-point type for all, or if the DLL does not operate on floating-point data, force its
floattype attribute to neutral_float. The floattype attribute can be specified to the ld utility; use the
-set command at link time, or the -change command to modify in an existing file. Note that the DLL
specified Tandem floating-point. For subcode 5: Recompile and relink the object file(s) using the
same floating-point type for all, or if the DLL does not operate on floating-point data, force its
floattype attribute to neutral_float. The floattype attribute can be specified to the ld utility; use the
-set command at link time, or the -change command to modify in an existing file. Note that the DLL
specified IEEE floating-point.
68 A DEFINE=_RLD IS PRESENT BUT NOT VALID
Cause error-detail indicates: 0 - The define is not of class SEARCH. 2055 - An attribute other than
CLASS or SUBVOL0 is specified. Otherwise - as reported by the DEFINEINFO function.
Effect No process is created.
Recovery Take action as indicated by the error subcode.
69 A FILE SYSTEM ERROR WAS ENCOUNTERED ON THE RUNTIME LOADER LIBRARY (rld)
Error Codes 173
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