User`s guide

Error Messages [A]
Execution-time errors are directly related to exceptions. An exception is an
unexpected condition raised by an event in your program, the operating system, or
the hardware. Exceptions can trigger a trap when the stream that issued the exception
is ready for execution, unless the trap is disabled. In cases where several exceptions
occur simultaneously, the trap handler decides the order in which to process the
exceptions.
Use the list that follows to identify and troubleshoot common exceptions.
create For example, this error will occur when you attempt to create more
streams than were reserved. To prevent this error, you can use the
STREAM_RESERVE operation to reserve the necessary number of
streams before running the STREAM_CREATE operation again.
data_alignment
A data-alignment error has occurred. This error can occur when
you access data that the compiler assumes is on an 8-byte boundary
when it is not.
data_hw_error
A data-memory or network-hardware error has occurred. This occurs
when the memory system detects an uncorrectable error while
loading data from memory.
data_prot A data protection level error has occurred. This error is equivalent
to a segmentation error. Possible causes include attempting to
access protected data, operating-system data, or data outside your
addressable memory space.
domain_signal
A domain signal error has occurred. This message indicates the
program is not allowing the operating system to interrupt it. This
typically indicates a problem in the runtime system.
float_extension
An error using a floating-point number has occurred. A
floating-point number is using the wrong extension.
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