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CP/ M-86 Error Messages
Label out of range
Memory request denied
Missing instruction
ASM-86. The label referred to in a call, jump or loop
instruction is out of range. The label can be defined in a
segment other than the segment containing the instruc-
tion. In the case of short instructions (JMPS, conditional
jumps and loops), the label is more than 128 bytes from
the location of the following instruction.
DDT -86. A request for memory during an R command
could not be fulfilled. Up to eight blocks of memory can
be allocated at a given time.
ASM-86. A
prefix on a source line is not followed by an
instruction. Example:
REPNZ
Missing pseudo instruction
ASM-86. The first item on a source line is a valid identi-
fier
and the second item is not a valid directive that can be
preceded by an identifier. Example:
THIS IS A MISTAKE
Missing segment information in operand
ASM-86. The operand in a CALLF or JMPF instruction
(or an expression in a DD directive) does not contain
segment information. The required segment information
can be supplied by including a numeric field in the seg-
ment directive as follows:
CSEG 1000H
X:
JMPF X
DD X
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