HP C/iX Reference Manual (31506-90011)

Appendix A 191
Run-Time Diagnostic Messages
Error Messages
The file specified for output redirection in the INFO string can not be opened. For example,
RUN prog; INFO="> badfile "
where badfile can not be opened for writing.
Check to see if the file specified for redirection is accessible for writing by the user invoking
the program.
9 NO FILES FOUND IN FILE-SET
A file-set wildcard specified in the INFO string did not match any files. For example,
RUN prog; INFO="@. nofiles "
where nofiles is a group containing no files.
Check to see if the file-set wildcard represents a non-empty file-set.
10 ERROR IN EXPANDING FILE-SET WILDCARD
The file-set wildcard expander encountered an error in trying to expand a file-set wildcard
in the INFO string. For example,
RUN prog; INFO="@. badgroup "
where badgroup is a non-existent group.
Check to see if the file-set wildcard represents a valid file-set.
12 INFO STRING ARG LIST TOO LONG
The number of arguments (argv elements) specified in the INFO string exceeds the 1023
argument limit. For example,
RUN prog; INFO="@.@.@"
where the file-set @.@.@ contains more than 1023 files.
Reduce the number of arguments specified in the INFO string.
13 AMBIGUOUS USE OF QUOTES WITHIN INFO STRING
A quote character that is not a closing quote or an escaped quote is specified within a quoted
string in the INFO string. For example,
RUN prog; INFO="'abcd'e"
The quote character between the characters d and e is not considered a closing quote
because the character following it is not a valid string terminator, such as a space, tab or
redirection character.
Insert a string terminator character after the closing quote. For example,
RUN prog; INFO="'abcd' e"