Free Pascal Error 207
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RuntimeErrorExitCodes: array [TRuntimeError] of Byte = (0,
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203, 204, 200, 201, 215, 207, 200, 205, 206, 219, 216, 218, 217, 202, 220, runtime error 103 pascal 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 227, 212, 228, 229, 233, 234); Description This array is used by the Error routine to convert a TRuntimeError enumeration type to a process exit code. See also Error Generate run-time error Documentation generated on: Nov 14 2015
[ author ] On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Sidney Cave wrote: > Thanks to Adam Naumowicz for the hint on using > ExitProc for generating descriptive error messages. I > gave that a try and it seems to work fine. This pascal runtime error 216 was my > first attempt at writing a unit, and some of this was types of errors in pascal programming > by trial and error. If anyone who is interested would > please let me know if I did anything wrong, I pascal exit code 106 would > appreciate it. > > Also, is there a procedure for forcing a program to > generate an error of a given type? I took a look at > the docs and could not find anything. http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/rtl/system/runtimeerrorexitcodes.html It may be there, > but I just don't know what it is called to even to run > a search. I would hesitate to call this little project > done until I could test it by forcing all of the > various errors. As it stands, I only checked two or > three. > > Sid Cave > ====================================== > unit ErrorMsg; > interface > implementation > var > OldExitProc:pointer; > > http://lists.freepascal.org/fpc-pascal/2000-September/000087.html procedure ErrorMessage; > begin > if ErrorAddr <> nil then > begin > case ExitCode of > 1: writeln ('Invalid function number.'); > 2: writeln ('File not found.'); > 3: writeln ('Path not found.'); > 4: writeln ('Too many open files.'); > 5: writeln ('File access denied.'); > 6: writeln ('Invalid file handle.'); > 12: writeln ('Invalid file access code.'); > 15: writeln ('Invalid drive number.'); > 16: writeln ('Cannot remove current > directory.'); > 17: writeln ('Cannot rename across drives'); > 100: writeln ('Disk read error.'); > 101: writeln ('Disk write error.'); > 102: writeln ('File not assigned.'); > 103: writeln ('File not open.'); > 104: writeln ('File not open for input.'); > 105: writeln ('File not open for output.'); > 106: writeln ('Invalid numeric format.'); > 150: writeln ('Disk is write-protected.'); > 151: writeln ('Bad drive request struct > length.'); > 152: writeln ('Drive not ready.'); > 154: writeln ('CRC error in data.'); > 156: writeln ('Disk seek error.'); > 157: writeln ('Unknown media type.'); > 158: writeln ('Sector not found.'); > 159: writeln ('Printer out of paper.'); > 160: writeln ('Device write fault.'); > 161: writeln ('Device read fault.'); > 162: writeln ('Hardware failure.'); > 200: writeln ('Division by zero.'); > 201: writeln ('Range check error.'); > 202: writeln ('Stack overflow error.'); >
program Q2 (Input,Output); var X,Y,T1,T2 : Integer; Flag1,Flag2,Flag3 : Boolean; SquareRoot,CubeRoot,Z,D1,D2 : Real; begin X := 1; Flag1 := True; Flag2 := False; Flag3 := False; while Flag1 do begin Y := X-1; SquareRoot := Sqrt(Y); T1 := Trunc(SquareRoot); D1 := SquareRoot - T1; if(D1>0) then Flag2 := False; Z := X+1; CubeRoot https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/threads/151985/error-207-invalid-floating-point-operation-in-turbo-pascal := Exp((1/3) * Ln(Z)); T2 := Trunc(CubeRoot); D2 := CubeRoot - T2; if(D2>0) then Flag2 := False; if ((Flag2) and (Flag3)) then begin Flag1 := False; WriteLn; Write('Value = ',X,' ',D1,' ',D2); end else X := X + 1; end; end. I'm http://free.pascal.runtime.error.207.cl-xml.org/ trying to find way to make cube root in Turbo PASCAL but when i use CubeRoot := Exp((1/3) * Ln(Z)); keeps giving me runtime errors this is the question for the homework It is said that there is only one natural number runtime error n such that n-1 is a square and n+1 is a cube that is n-1 = square x and n+1 = cube y for natural numbers x and y. find n in PASCAL pascal animefun2 -7 17 posts since Jul 2008 Community Member 2Contributors 4Replies 5Views 7 YearsDiscussion Span 7 Years Ago Last Post by animefun2 1 Featured Reply LizR 171 7 Years Ago Well the answer would be more evident if you debugged it. You tell me what the values of each part of pascal exit code that line works out to be, so Z, ln(Z), etc.. you tell me which bit fails.. and what the values are. Are you really using turbo pascal from the 80s? or do you mean the turbo delphi products? Comments Salem: Yes, gotta learn how to debug as well. 0 Discussion Starter animefun2 -7 7 Years Ago Yes the compiler i used is Turbo Pascal unfortunately i checked if the CubeRoot & SquareRoot are computing correctly so i tested them turns out Ex when input X = 4 The result: SquareRoot := Sqrt(X); { Turn out correct 2.0000000000E+00 } T1 := Trunc(X); { also correct 2 } D1 := SquareRoot - T1; { is correct 0.0000000000E+00 } {but with the cube is a different story } CubeRoot := Exp( V * Ln(Z) ); { Turn out correct 1.5874010520E+00 } T2 := Trunc(X); { also correct } D2 := CubeRoot - T2; { is not correct 5.8740105200E-00 it should come out { 0.58740105200E+00 } I also try to use the same program with Dev Pascal its seem to have the same problem with D1 :( it would seem that i cant calculate both of them in the same place 0 LizR 171 7 Years Ago Forgive my denseness (its past 11, and Im about to go to bed but..) 5.8740105200E-00 = 0.58740105200E+00 as 5.8740105200E surely is 0.587... just as 0.587E+00 is also 0.587.... 0 Discussion Starter animefun2 -7 7 Years Ago I discovered that u have to seperate the two operation of squ
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