Free Pascal Error Codes
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Description IOresult contains the result of any input/output call, when the {\$i-} compiler directive is active, disabling IO pascal exit code 201 checking. When the flag is read, it is reset
Runtime Error 106 Pascal
to zero. If IOresult is zero, the operation completed successfully. If non-zero, an pascal runtime error 216 error occurred. The following errors can occur: dos errors : 2 File not found. 3 Path not found. 4 Too many
Runtime Error 103 Pascal
open files. 5 Access denied. 6 Invalid file handle. 12 Invalid file-access mode. 15 Invalid disk number. 16 Cannot remove current directory. 17 Cannot rename across volumes. I/O errors : 100 Error when reading from disk. 101 Error when writing to disk. types of errors in pascal programming 102 File not assigned. 103 File not open. 104 File not opened for input. 105 File not opened for output. 106 Invalid number. Fatal errors : 150 Disk is write protected. 151 Unknown device. 152 Drive not ready. 153 Unknown command. 154 CRC check failed. 155 Invalid drive specified.. 156 Seek error on disk. 157 Invalid media type. 158 Sector not found. 159 Printer out of paper. 160 Error when writing to device. 161 Error when reading from device. 162 Hardware failure. Errors None. Example Program Example35; { Program to demonstrate the IOResult function. } Var F : text; begin Assign (f,paramstr(1)); {$i-} Reset (f); {$i+} If IOresult<>0 then writeln ('File ',paramstr(1),' doesn''t exist') else writeln ('File ',paramstr(1),' exists'); end. Documentation generated on: Nov 14 2015
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Pascal Exit Code 106
PASCAL EXITCODE / RUNTIME ERROR CODE 201 : range error 215 :
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overflow checking when doing computation with integer 202 : overflow stack 106 : invalid numeric format 1 : invalid how to fix runtime error function number 2 : file not found 3 : path not found 4 : too many open files 5 : file access denied 6 : invalid file handle 12 : http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/rtl/system/ioresult.html invalid file access code 15 : invalid drive number 16 : cannot remove current directory 17 : cannot rename across 18 : no more files 100 : disk read error 101 : disk write error 102 : file not assigned 103 : file not open 104 : file not open for input 105 : file not open for output 150 : disk https://there10han.wordpress.com/programming/pascal/free-pascal-exitcoderuntime-error-code/ is write protected 151 : bad drive request structure length 152 : drive not ready 154 : CRC error in data 156 : disk seek error 157 : unknown media type 158 : sector not found 159 : printer out of paper 160 : device write fault 161 : device read fault 162 : hardware failure 200 : div by zero 203 : heap overflow 204 : invalid pointer operation 205 : floating point overflow 206 : floating point underflow 207 : invalid floating point operation 208 : overlay manager not installed 209 : overlay file read error 210 : object not initialized 211 : call to abstract method 212 : stream registration error 213 : collection index out of range 214 : collection overflow error 216 : general protection fault 217 : invalid operation code 227 : assertion failed 300 : file IO error 301 : non-matched array bounds 302 : non-local procedure pointer 303 : procedure pointer out of scope 304 : function not implemented 305 : breakpoint error 306 : break by ctrl/c 307 : break by ctrl/break 308
Case and Cooling Fetish CPU & Motherboard Technologia Mobile Computing Outpost Networking Matrix Other Hardware Agora Classifieds Ars DIY Forum http://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?p=15909543 (Name TBD!) Operating Systems & Software Battlefront Microsoft OS & Software Colloquium Linux Kung Fu Windows Technical Mojo Distributed Computing Arcana Macintoshian Achaia Programmer's Symposium The Server Room Ars Lykaion Gaming, Extra Strength Caplets The Lounge The Soap Box The Boardroom The Observatory Ars Help & Feedback Ars runtime error Subscription Member Areas Image Galleries Why is this pascal code giving me a runtime error 106? 6 posts Zer000 Ars Tribunus Militum Registered: Sep 29, 2001Posts: 1665 Posted: Sat Mar 16, 2002 3:54 pm I have this assignment where I have to write a program that balances your checkbook. It is supposed to input a letter followed by a real number, pascal exit code where the letter is a transaction code and the number is the amount of the transaction. Anyway, all I have right now is the code to enter the char and the real and quit if the char is 'e'. It works fine the first time, but then the second time around it gives me a runtime error 106 right after I enter the char. As I understand it, 106 means you are trying to put a non-number into a number, but thats not what I'm doing. I'm stumped, any help?Program checking;var balance, amount, test : real;done : boolean;trans : char;procedure getTransaction;begin writeln('Enter a transaction:'); read(trans, amount); if trans = 'e' then done := true;end;begin done := false; writeln('Enter the beginning balance:'); readln(balance); while not done do begin getTransaction; writeln(trans, amount:10:2); end;end.And the output:F:\Pascal>checkingEnter the beginning balance:455Enter a transaction:c 400c 400.00Enter a transaction:d 500Runtime error 106 at 0x0040107E 0x0040107E 0x0040110B 0x00401199 Zer000 Ars Tribunus Militum Registered: Sep 29, 2001Posts: 1665 Posted: Sat Mar 16, 2002 6:43 pm Its too late to edit, but I have sliced everything but the meat of the algorithim, but I