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errors and gives information on why they might be produced. 1 Invalid function number An invalid operating system call was attempted. 2 File not found Reported when trying to erase, rename or open a non-existent file. 3 Path pascal exit code 201 not found Reported by the directory handling routines when a path does not pascal error codes exist or is invalid. Also reported when trying to access a non-existent file. 4 Too many open files The maximum
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number of files currently opened by your process has been reached. Certain operating systems limit the number of files which can be opened concurrently, and this error can occur when this limit has been
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reached. 5 File access denied Permission to access the file is denied. This error might be caused by one of several reasons: Trying to open for writing a file which is read-only, or which is actually a directory. File is currently locked or used by another process. Trying to create a new file, or directory while a file or directory of the same name already exists. Trying to runtime error 103 pascal read from a file which was opened in write-only mode. Trying to write from a file which was opened in read-only mode. Trying to remove a directory or file while it is not possible. No permission to access the file or directory. 6 Invalid file handle If this happens, the file variable you are using is trashed; it indicates that your memory is corrupted. 12 Invalid file access code Reported when a reset or rewrite is called with an invalid FileMode value. 15 Invalid drive number The number given to the Getdir or ChDir function specifies a non-existent disk. 16 Cannot remove current directory Reported when trying to remove the currently active directory. 17 Cannot rename across drives You cannot rename a file such that it would end up on another disk or partition. 100 Disk read error An error occurred when reading from disk. Typically happens when you try to read past the end of a file. 101 Disk write error Reported when the disk is full, and you're trying to write to it. 102 File not assigned This is reported by Reset, Rewrite, Append, Rename and Erase, if you call them with an unassigned file as a parameter. 10
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TeoriTips and TrickAboutProfileWishlistQuotes FREE PASCAL EXITCODE / RUNTIME ERROR CODE 201 pascal exit code 106 : range error 215 : overflow checking when doing computation with integer 202 : overflow stack 106 pascal file handling : invalid numeric format 1 : invalid function number 2 : file not found 3 : path not found 4 : too many open files 5 : file http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/user/userap4.html access denied 6 : invalid file handle 12 : 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 https://there10han.wordpress.com/programming/pascal/free-pascal-exitcoderuntime-error-code/ not open for input 105 : file not open for output 150 : disk 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 pointe
here for a quick overview of the site Help Center Detailed answers to any questions you might have Meta Discuss the workings and policies of this site About Us Learn more about Stack Overflow the company Business Learn more http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20315852/runtime-error-201-at-fpc about hiring developers or posting ads with us Stack Overflow Questions Jobs Documentation Tags Users Badges http://www.frameworkpascal.com/helphtml/run_errors.htm Ask Question x Dismiss Join the Stack Overflow Community Stack Overflow is a community of 4.7 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up Runtime Error 201 at fpc up vote 0 down vote favorite i have been writing a game about guessing numbers and i have to seperate a 4 digit runtime error number into its digits and put digits into an array.However that section keeps giving me runtime error 201 using fpc.However when i use ideone.com it gives me what i want.I can't figure out.can it be a bug?Sorry for my English. program game; var number : array [1..4] of integer; z, i, j: integer; number_4digit: integer; begin readln(number_4digit); for i := 4 downto 1 do begin j := i; z := number_4digit; while z > 10 do begin z pascal runtime error := z div 10; end; number[5-i] := z; repeat z := z * 10; j := j - 1; until j = 1; number_4digit:= number_4digit - z; write(number[5-i], ' '); end; end. Edit:I solved the problem.Thanks for Marco van de Voort. repeat z := z * 10; j := j - 1; until j = 1; I changed this section into this. while j > 1 do begin z := z * 10; j := j - 1; end; runtime-error pascal freepascal share|improve this question edited Dec 3 '13 at 14:25 asked Dec 1 '13 at 18:49 Atılhan Emre Dursunoğlu 1314 add a comment| 2 Answers 2 active oldest votes up vote 1 down vote accepted J is always 1 after the for loop. Then in the repeat loop it is decremented (to j=0). Which is unequal to 1, so it decreases once more to -1 till -32768 then it rolls over to 32767 then further 32767 to 1. In summary the repeat is done 65536 +/-1 times. The meaning of the J variable is not clear to me from the code. Comment more. share|improve this answer answered Dec 3 '13 at 11:54 Marco van de Voort 19.5k22871 I used j there as a counter.That code of section is for digit value.I solved the problem using while loop instead of repeat-until loop.So inequality of j is avoided.Thanks. –
CodeMeaning 1Invalid function number 2File not found 3Path not found 4Too many open files 5File access denied 6Invalid file handle 12Invalid file access code 15Invalid drive number 16Cannot remove current directory 17Cannot rename across drives 18No more files 100Disk read error 101Disk write error 102File not assigned 103File not open 104File not open for input 105File not open for output 106Invalid numeric format 150Disk is write protected 151Bad drive request structure length 152Drive not ready 154CRC error in data 156Disk seek error 157Unknown media type 158Sector not found 159Printer out of paper 160Device write fault 161Device read fault 162Hardware failure 200Division by zero 201Range check error 202Stack overflow error 203Heap overflow error 204Invalid pointer operation 205Floating point overflow 206Floating point underflow 207Invalid floating point operation 208Overlay manager not installed 209Overlay file read error 210Object not initialized 211Call to abstract method 212Stream registration error 213Collection index out of range 214Collection overflow error 215Arithmetic overflow error 216General protection fault 217Invalid operation code 227Assertion failed 300File IO error 301Non matched array bounds 302Non local procedure pointer 303Procedure pointer out of scope 304Function not implemented 305Breakpoint error 306Break by Ctrl/C 307Break by Ctrl/Break 308Break by other process 309No floating point coprocessor 310Invalid Variant type operation 2.3.13. Differences between 16- and 32-bit code Table of Contents 3. Compiler Directives - 2.4. -