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Contact this address for use clearances: clearance at nemesis.lonestar.org Comments and queries to this address: web_software_2011 at nemesis.lonestar.org] This is a HTML approximation of what the QD.HLP file looks like when displayed by the TRSDOS 6/LS-DOS 6 HELP utility. Error 1 Error 2 Error 3 Error 4 Error 5 http://nemesis.lonestar.org/computers/tandy/software/apps/m4/qd/qd.hlp.html Error 6 Error 7 Error 8 Error 9 Error 10 Error 11 Error 12 Error 13 Error https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/newsreader/view_thread/290998 14 Error 15 Error 16 Error 17 Error 18 Error 19 Error 20 Error 21 Error 22 Error 23 Error 24 Error 1 - Can't Open Source File, Error Was: TRSDOS Error QD was unable to locate the file you specified at the "Source Filename" prompt. Check your spelling and make sure the correct disk is being used. For additional information, check the Model 4/4P/4D Disk System Owner's Manual for error reading descriptions of the "TRSDOS Error" part of the message. Error 2 - Can't Open Object File, Error Was: TRSDOS Error QD was unable to open the file you specifed at the "Object Filename" prompt. Check to make sure that all disks are in the drive(s) and that the drive you specified does not have a write-protect tab on it. For additional information, check the Model 4/4P/4D Disk System Owner's Manual for descriptions of the "TRSDOS Error" part of the message. Error 3 - End Statement Missing, No error reading text Start Address The end of the source file was reached and no END directive was found. Check the source file and make sure that all lines have been entered. Also make sure that END is spelled correctly and is in the opcode field. Error 4 - Missing Colon or Instruction in Wrong Field A label was found in column 1 which did not have a colon terminating it. Possible Causes: Label was entered but the colon was omitted. A comment does not have a semicolon (;) in front of it. Opcode starts in column 1. (Opcodes must start in a column other than column 1.) Error 5 - Label Too Long The label on this line is longer than eight characters. Error 6 - Label Already Used Another line was found with the same label or equate name. Change the label to another name and be sure to fix any references to the label. Error 7 - Phase Error Detected This label assembled at a different address during Pass 1. Check for an invalid equate or conditional operation. Error 8 - Label in Wrong Field A colon was found on a opcode or symbol in the operation field. Causes: Label has one or more blanks in front of it. Comment is missing a semicolon. A colon was accidently typed. Error 9 - Unknown Opcode An invalid opcode was detected by the assembler. Causes: Semicolon was left off of a comment. Opcode is not spelled correctly or does not exist in the 8080 instruction set. Invalid or incorrectly spelled assembler d
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