8 | Diagnostic Messages |
This appendix lists all error messages that originate from the
The Assembler error messages are divided into the following categories:
Warning Messages | Conditions that cause errors in |
| program execution. |
Error Messages | Conditions that cause the Assembler |
| to terminate abnormally. |
Panic Messages | Conditions that cause the Assembler |
| to abort immediately. |
User Warnings | Conditions that cause the Assembler |
| to produce an object file and possibly |
| to take a specified corrective action. |
Limit Errors | Conditions caused by running into |
| Assembler limits or running out of |
| memory. |
Branching Errors | Conditions that prevent the |
| Assembler from creating an object |
| file. |
Message descriptions use symbols in the form &<operand> to designate Assembler source elements that are the subject of the error. When a message is printed during the assembly operation, the &<operand> symbol is replaced by the appropriate source element.
The text for the Assembler messages is stored in a file with the path name:
/usr/lib/nls/msg/$LANG/as.cat
The default value for the localization environment variable LANG is C.
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