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PRESENT$055OUT OF DATA$0D13 DIVISION BY ZERO$1420$BB8AOUT OF MEMORY$1016$A435 FILE DATA$1824$AB66OVERFLOW$0F15$B97E c++ error message FILE NOT FOUND$044REDIM'D ARRAY$1319 FILE NOT OPEN$033RETURN WITHOUT GOSUB$0C12$A8E0 FILE OPEN$022STRING TOO LONG$1723$A571 FORMULA TOO COMPLEX$1925$B4D0SYNTAX$0B11$AF08 ILLEGAL DEVICE NUMBER$099TOO MANY FILES$011 ILLEGAL DIRECT$1521$B3ABTYPE MISMATCH$1622$AD99 ILLEGAL QUANTITY$0E14$B248UNDEF'D FUNCTION$1B27$B3AE LOAD$1D29$E19DUNDEF'D STATEMENT$1117$A8E3 MISSING FILENAME$088VERIFY$1C28
printed followed by the line number in which it was found and the associated error message. For example: [B115] Line
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(2) Label 'BELL' is Used Before the Equate Stmt Error number B115 java error message was detected on line 2 of the program. The error message is taken from the system ERRMSG
Visual Basic Error Codes
file. UNIVISION BASIC COMPILER ERROR MESSAGES Error # Error Message Cause B100 Compilation Aborted; Compilation was not completed. This No Object Code Produced message is printed after all other http://sta.c64.org/cbm64baserr.html error messages to warn the user that the object code was not updated. B101 Missing "END", "NEXT", "WHILE", "UNTIL", "REPEAT" or "ELSE"; Compilation Aborted, No Object Code Produced B102 Bad Statement The statement was not recognised as a valid UniVision BASIC statement. B103 Label 'LABEL' Is Missing Label indicated by GOTO or GOSUB was not found. B104 http://www.fastfreenet.com/support/univision/2UsingUniV/usingunivision/univisionerrormess.html Label 'LABEL' Is Doubly More than one statement was found Defined beginning with the same label. B105 'ARRAY' Has Not Been Variable ARRAY was referred to with Dimensioned dimensioned array syntax but was not dimensioned in the program. B106 'ARRAY' Has Been Dimensioned Dimensioned array ARRAY was used And Used Without Subscripts without subscripts. B107 "ELSE" Clause Missing B108 "NEXT" Statement Missing A FOR loop was begun without a corresponding NEXT statement. B109 Variable Missing In "NEXT" Iteration variable is missing in Statement NEXT statement. B110 'END' Statement Missing B111 "UNTIL" or "WHILE" missing in "LOOP" statement B112 "REPEAT" missing in "LOOP" statement B113 Terminator Missing Garbage following a legal statement, or quote missing. B114 Maximum Number Of Variables Using the default descriptor size Exceeded of 10, the maximum number of variables (including array elements) is 3223. B115 Label 'VAR' Is Used Before The equate-variable VAR is The Equate Stmt referenced before it has been defined. B116 Label 'VAR' Is Used Before COMMON variable VAR has been The Common Statement
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contains an incorrect sequence of characters (such as unmatched parentheses, a misspelled command or statement, incorrect punctuation). This error causes GW-BASIC to display the incorrect line in edit mode. 3 RETURN without GOSUB A RETURN statement is encountered for which there is no previous GOSUB statement. 4 Out of DATA A READ statement is executed when there are no DATA statements with unread data remaining in the program. 5 Illegal function call An out-of-range parameter is passed to a math or string function. An illegal function call error may also occur as the result of: a negative or unreasonably large subscript a negative or zero argument with LOG a negative argument to SQR a negative mantissa with a noninteger power a call to a USR function for which the starting address has not yet been given an improper argument to MID$, LEFT$, RIGHT$, INP, OUT, WAIT, PEEK, POKE, TAB, SPC, STRING$, SPACE$, INSTR, or ON...GOTO 6 Overflow The result of a calculation is too large to be represented in GW-BASIC's number format. If underflow occurs, the result is zero, and execution continues without an error. 7 Out of memory A program is too large, has too many FOR loops, GOSUBs, variables, or expressions that are too complicated. Use the CLEAR statement to set aside more stack space or memory area. 8 Undefined line number A line reference in a GOTO, GOSUB, IF-THEN...ELSE, or DELETE is a nonexistent line. 9 Subscript out of range An array element is referenced either with a subscript that is outside the dimensions of the array, or with the wrong number of subscripts. 10 Duplicate Definition Two DIM statements are given for the same array, or a DIM statement is given for an array after the default dimension of 10 has been established for that array. 11 Division by zero A division by zero is encountered in an expression, or the operation of involution results in zero being raised to a negative power. Machine infinity with the sign of the numerator is supplied as the result of the division, or positive machine infinity is supplied as the result of the involution, and execution continues. 12 Illegal direct A statement that is illegal in direct mode is entered as a direct mode command. 13 Type mismatch A string variable name is assigned a numeric value or vice versa; a function that expects a numeric argument is given a string argument or vice versa. 14