MPE/iX Shell and Utilities Reference Manual, Vol 2

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Message: Insufficient memory for GLOB argument table.
Cause: There were not enough system resources to remember the argument list, during
file name generation.
Action: Specify an argument list that expands to fewer arguments.
Message: Insufficient memory for mapping.
Cause: There was not enough dynamic storage space to record the mapping, macro, or
abbreviation.
Action: Use the map and abbreviate commands to view the current list of mappings
and abbreviations, then use the unmap and unabbreviate commands to remove
those that are not currently required.
Message: Insufficient memory for regular expression data.
Cause: There were not enough system resources to create an intermediate form of the
regular expression.
Action: Specify a simpler expression
Message: Insufficient memory to initialize line number tables.
Cause: There were not enough free system resources to set up the necessary structures
for file buffer operation.
Action: Contact your system manager.
Message: Insufficient memory to initialize pager.
Cause: vi tried to set up the necessary structures for paging the file buffer and failed.
Action: Contact your system manager.
Message: Insufficient memory to push an input string.
Cause: There was not enough dynamic storage space to place a mapping or macro on
the input stack.
Action: The input stack is always flushed on an error; try the command again. If you are
using macros, tail recursion is allowed while head recursion causes the input
stack to fill up.
Message: Last repeatable command overflowed the repeat buffer
Cause: You attempted to repeat a command that overflowed the fixed size repeat buffer.
Action: Re-enter the command in full.
Message: Line too long
Cause: You attempted to add text to a line that would cause its length to exceed the
maximum indicated by the configuration variable LINE_MAX.
Action: Make shorter lines.
Message: Mapping macro is not defined
Cause: You attempted to use macro, which was not defined with a map command.
Action: Use map to create macro.
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