Specifications
LOADER ERROR CODES
Message Significance
3-2
E1
Irrecoverable input/output error; terminates
load
E2
Overflow of entry/external table reservation
on
mass storage; terminates load
E3
Illegal or out-of-order input block; terminates
load
E4
E5
E6
E7
E8
E9
E10
Ell
E12
E13
E14
E15
Incorrect common or data block storage reser-
vation.
Occurs
if
the largest common storage
declaration is not
on
the first
NAM
block
to
declare common or data storage or,
if
protec-
ted common or
data
was
being used, the
NAM
block declared a reservation longer than pro-
tected
common or data; terminates load.
Program
is
longer than area or partitions
allotted
to
it; terminates load.
Attempt
to
load information
in
protected core;
terminates load
Attempt
to
begin data storage beyond the
assigned block; terminates load
Duplicate entry point
High order bit of a relocatable address is
set.
or negative relocation has been encountered
during a
part
1 load; terminates load.
Unpatched externals; external name is printed
following the diagnostic.
When
all unpatched
externals have been printed, the operator may
terminate the job
by
typing
in
an
*T
(ci=)
or
continue execution
by
typing
in
an *
(Cr).
'-6ore
resident entry point tables may also
'De
linked
by
typing in an *E.
The minimum amount or core is not available
for load. At
least
195 words plus the length of
the loader must be available; terminates load.
Overflow
of
command sequence storage reser-
vation on mass storage; terminates load.
Undefined or missing transfer address; this
code is not given
if
the loading operation is
part
of system initialization.
It
occurs when
the loader does not encounter a name for the
transfer
address or the name encountered is
not defined in the loader's table as an entry
point name; loading is terminated.
The loader request operation code word is
illegal; terminates load.
Overflow of loader table used
to
store
relocat-
able addresses
that
have been absolutized
to
7FFF 16; terminates load.
Message
E16
E17
Significance
Entry point name is not
in
the loader table;
operator must type
in
the
correct
entry point
name.
Informative diagnostic. Relocatable entry
point has been absolutized to location 7FFF 16'
If
any program
in
the system is testing for an
entry point value of 7FFF
16
to
indicate
that
this entry point
is
not present, the
test
is
not
valid.
FILE
MANAGER
CODES
Error Significance
F
.M.
ERROR 1
An
irrecoverable mass memory error
occurred while space was being
re-
turned to the space pool. This error
may
result
in
invalid space pool
threads and/or file space being lost
to
the file manager.
To
recover, the user may autoload
and then purge all system files. Then
the files may be reloaded from a user
written backup program as described
in the
MSOS
file manager reference
manual.
FILE
MANAGER
REQUEST ERRORS
The file request indicator is a parameter returned
to
the
requestor
at
the end of a file manager request. The
following is a list
of
the file request indicator bits.
Bit Significance
o File defined/not defined
1 File locked/not locked
2 File store or short read
3 End-of-file encountered
4 At
least
one more record exists with the same key
value
5 Record does not exist or has been removed
6 Unused
7 Mass storage error
8
No
file space
left
9
Attempt
to
store direct outside file manager's disk
space
10 File combination incorrect
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