can also generate
this
error by including an endproc inside another program
structure, or by using return directly from the keyboard.
5)
Error
18
-
'100
many numbers" - indicates that
you
are
trying
to
input more
numbers than
will
fit
Into
the memory reserved
for
input.
The
error may occur either
in
a line of input from the keyboard, or while loading a program that includes a
procedure
with
many numbers
in
one of
its
lines.
The exact limit depends on
circumstances
- a typical limit would be
15
to
20
numbers, so you
are
unlikely
to
get
th
is
error.
6)
Error
80
- 'but
of
memory" - should only
be
given
if
you
use
a
very
large program
The
size
of
an
ordinary data
file
is
not limited by the amount of memory
in
the
computer since only part
of
a large
file
is
in
memory
at
anyone
time.
If
Archive
gives
you
this error
you
will
have
to
reduce the
size
of
your program before
continuing.
You
can,
if
necessary, break your program into several sections,
in
different
files,
and use merge
to
load each section
as
it
is
needed.
This
technique
will,
however,
normally need a considerable amount of programming
skill.
7)
Error 90 -
"no
room
to
open a
file"
- occurs when the area
of
memory Archive
reserves
to
store
internal information about the files currently
In
memory becomes
full.
This may happen
even
if
there
is
still
memory available
(i.e.
if
the value returned
by memoryO
is
still
not close
to
zero.)
8)
Error
91
- "incomplete file transfer" - means that the loading or saving
of
a
file
has failed for some reason. This may mean that the data has been corrupted,
or that the cartridge or the Microdrive has been damaged.
9)
Error 105 - '\mor reading
file"
- means that some of the data
in
a
file
is
in
the
wrong format. the wrong
order,
or has been corrupted. This
is
only likely
to
occur
If
you construct your own import
file
- or your own program file without using
the Archive program editor (advanced uses).
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