Diagnostic Messages
Panic Messages
Panic Messages
The following messages describe panic errors that cause the Assembler to terminate immediately and prevent it from creating an object file. You must correct these errors to assemble your program.
2000 | MESSAGE | Exceeded maximum error count |
| CAUSE | More than 100 errors were detected |
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| and the |
| ACTION | Use the |
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| million errors. |
2002 | MESSAGE | Unable to open input file: %s |
| CAUSE | The input file is either nonexistent or |
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| unreadable. |
| ACTION | Check for presence of requested input |
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| file and examine the read permission |
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| for the file. |
2003 | MESSAGE | Unable to open output file: |
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| %s |
| CAUSE | One of the following: 1. Output file |
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| exists and is not writable. 2. |
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| Directory is not writable 3. File |
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| system is not writable. 4. File system |
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| full 5. File system error. |
| ACTION | Perform the corresponding action: 1. |
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| Delete output file or make output file |
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| writable. 2. Make directory writable. |
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| 3. Use a read/write file system for the |
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| output file. 4. Contact your |
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| system administrator 5. Contact your |
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2004 | MESSAGE | Free storage exhausted |
| CAUSE | Assembler cannot allocate memory |
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| for it's internal structures. |
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