HP Pascal/iX Reference Manual (31502-90022)

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ACTION Clean up your RL or use a different file for the object.
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5383 MESSAGE FILE ! HAS AN INVALID RECORD SIZE. EXPECTED 128W RECORDS.
(5383)
CT CAUSE The RL has an invalid record size.
ACTION Build a new RL file with a correct record size.
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5400 to MESSAGE INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR.
5999
I CAUSE The compiler is in error.
ACTION Report error to your HP Service Representative.
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6055 MESSAGE OPTDRIVER: BAD OPTIMIZER OPTION; IGNORED. (6055)
W CAUSE Internal compiler error.
ACTION Report error to your HP Service Representative.
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6056 MESSAGE OPTDRIVER: CAN'T OPEN DEBUG FILE FOR OUTPUT; STDOUT USED.
(6056)
W CAUSE Internal compiler error.
ACTION Report error to your HP Service Representative.
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6057 MESSAGE OPTDRIVER: BAD OPTIMIZATION LEVEL SPECIFIED; DEFAULT OF 0 USED.
(6057)
W CAUSE Internal compiler error.
ACTION Report error to your HP Service Representative.
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6058 MESSAGE OPTDRIVER: BAD SCHEDULER ALGORITHM SPECIFIED, USED DEFAULT.
(6058)
W CAUSE Internal compiler error.
ACTION Check argument to +DS, then report error to your HP Service
Representative.
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6059 MESSAGE OPTDRIVER: !1 BASIC BLOCKS; DROPPING TO LEVEL 1 OPTIMIZATION
FOR !2. (6059)
W CAUSE Procedure !2 contains more that 500 basic blocks and requires
an inordinate amount of compile-time resources. Therefore, the
optimizer will be run at level 1 for !2.
ACTION No action is necessary. However, on HP-UX, if level 2
optimization is desired in spite of a possibly lengthy compile
time, this limit can be overridden by the use of the +Obb
num
option, where
num
is at least as large as the number given in