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Search Help Trial software Illegal use of reserved keyword "for" Subject: Illegal use of reserved keyword "for" From: Shreeshail Shreeshail (view profile) 4 posts Date: 22 Jun, 2011 11:21:02 Message:
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1 of 5 Reply to this message Add author to My Watch List View original format Flag as spam ??? Error: File: AddRemoveNoise6.m Line: 26 Column: 6 Illegal use of reserved keyword "for". may i know wer im missing clc [Filename, Pathname] = uigetfile('*.*', 'Pick an image'); % Data input; fetches for the image file. I = fullfile(Pathname, Filename); matlab illegal use of reserved keyword end I = imread(I); %subimage(I), title('Original Image'); % Prepare image %f = zeros(30,30); f=I; %f(5:24,13:17) = 1; imshow(f,'InitialMagnification', 'fit') %imshow(f,I); % Compute Fourier Transform F = fft2(f,256,256); F %Sum of all elements sum=0; for row=0:255, { for col=0:255, sum = sum + F(row,col); } Subject: Illegal use of reserved keyword "for" From: Wayne King Wayne King (view profile) 1607 posts Date: 22 Jun, 2011 11:32:05 Message: 2 of 5 Reply to this message Add author to My Watch List View original format Flag as spam "Shreeshail "
of reserved word 0 I keep getting the following error when I try to run a program: error G0276 : 'rows' : Illegal use of reserved
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word I have looked over it and cannot see anything wrong with how illegal use of reserved keyword if matlab i used "rows". I copied and pasted from a program that worked! 1 Answer 0 Without more details elseif matlab it is hard to give specific help. If you post the code, we can point out the problem. However, here are some tips to help you find the error. Compile-time errors https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/newsreader/view_thread/309593 This is a compile-time error. That means that this error is being found while GAUSS turns the text on page into a program that the computer can run. These compile-time errors can often be missing or extra parentheses, quotes, semi-colons, etc. These extra or missing operators can turn two or more statements into one larger illegal compound statement. This can sometimes lead to http://www.aptech.com/questions/error-g0276/ errors that are less straightforward. Locating a compile-time errror Try highlighting the chunks of text starting from the beginning of your program and running them individually (with either the F4 hot-key or right-clicking and selecting "run selected text" from the context menu). This should help you narrow down the line that is causing the problem and allow you to fix it. If this does not lead to a quick resolution, post the code and we can help you out. linkaptech678 Your Answer Tags: error asked September 7, 2013 link asawa0040 1 Answer 0 Without more details it is hard to give specific help. If you post the code, we can point out the problem. However, here are some tips to help you find the error. Compile-time errors This is a compile-time error. That means that this error is being found while GAUSS turns the text on page into a program that the computer can run. These compile-time errors can often be missing or extra parentheses, quotes, semi-colons, etc. These extra or missing operators can turn two or more statements into one larger illegal compound sta
source file, I get the following diagnostic: ERROR 5: ILLEGAL use of USE OF A RESERVED WORD ANSWER This error indicates that a reserved word is used for a label. MORE INFORMATION Refer to Error illegal use of A5 in the A51/AX51 User's Guide. SEE ALSO A51: ERROR 5 (ILLEGAL USE OF A RESERVED WORD) Article last edited on: 2005-07-15 12:46:45 Rate this article Disagree? Move your mouse over the bar and click Did you find this article helpful? Yes No How can we improve this article? Submit Rating and Feedback Link to this article Copyright © 2011 ARM Limited. All rights reserved. External (Open), Non-Confidential Home
requested source page into HTML format using source code syntax highlighting with prefixed line numbers. Alternatively you can here view or download the uninterpreted source code file. A member file download can also be achieved by clicking within a package contents listing on the according byte size field. 1 2 /*================================================================*/ 3 /* 4 JavaCup Specification for the JavaCup Specification Language 5 by Scott Hudson, GVU Center, Georgia Tech, August 1995 6 and Frank Flannery, Department of Computer Science, Princeton Univ, 7 July 1996 8 Bug Fixes: C. Scott Ananian, Dept of Electrical Engineering, Princeton 9 University, October 1996. [later Massachusetts Institute of Technology] 10 11 12 This JavaCup specification is used to implement JavaCup itself. 13 It specifies the parser for the JavaCup specification language. 14 (It also serves as a reasonable example of what a typical JavaCup 15 spec looks like). 16 17 The specification has the following parts: 18 Package and import declarations 19 These serve the same purpose as in a normal Java source file 20 (and will appear in the generated code for the parser). In this 21 case we are part of the java_cup package and we import both the 22 java_cup runtime system and Hashtable from the standard Java 23 utilities package. 24 25 Action code 26 This section provides code that is included with the class encapsulating 27 the various pieces of user code embedded in the grammar (i.e., the 28 semantic actions). This provides a series of helper routines and 29 data structures that the semantic actions use. 30 31 Parser code 32 This section provides code included in the parser class itself. In 33 this case we override the default error reporting routines. 34 35 Init with and scan with 36 These sections provide small bits of code that initialize, then 37 indicate how to invoke the scanner. 38 39 Symbols and grammar 40 These sections declare all the terminal and non terminal symbols 41 and the types of objects that they will be represented by at runtime, 42 then indicate the start symbol of