Specifications
816 ML Error Messages
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A2100 segment or group not allowed
An attempt was made to use a segment or group in a way that was not valid. Segments or
groups cannot be added.
A2101 cannot add two relocatable labels
An attempt was made to add two expressions that were both relative to a label.
A2102 cannot add memory expression and code label
An attempt was made to add a code label to a memory expression.
A2103 segment exceeds 64K limit
A 16-bit segment exceeded the size limit of 64K.
A2104 invalid type for data declaration : type
The given type was not valid for a data declaration.
A2105 HIGH and LOW require immediate operands
The operand specified with either the HIGH or the LOW
operator was not an immediate
expression.
A2107 cannot have implicit far jump or call to near label
An attempt was made to make an implicit far jump or call to a near label in another
segment.
A2108 use of register assumed to ERROR
An attempt was made to use a register that had been assumed to ERROR with the
ASSUME directive.
A2109 only white space or comment can follow backslash
A character other than a semicolon (;) or a white-space character (spaces or TAB
characters) was found after a line-continuation character ( \ ).
A2110 COMMENT delimiter expected
A delimiter character was not specified for a COMMENT directive.
The delimiter character is specified by the first character that is not white sp
ace (spaces or
TAB characters) after the COMMENT directive. The comment consists of all text
following the delimiter until the end of the line containing the next appearance of the
delimiter.
A2111 conflicting parameter definition
A procedure defined with the PROC
directive did not match its prototype as defined with
the PROTO directive.
A2112 PROC and prototype calling conventions conflict
A procedure was defined in a prototype (using the PROTO, EXTERNDEF, or EXTERN
directive), but the calling convention did not match the corresponding PROC directive.