HP Pascal/iX Reference Manual (31502-90022)

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ACTION Check the file name.
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033 MESSAGE MISSPELLED RESERVED WORD: "! " (033)
CT CAUSE The reserved word is misspelled.
ACTION Correct the spelling of the reserved word.
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034 MESSAGE FORWARD TYPE "! " NOT FOUND (034)
CT CAUSE The identifier occurs in a pointer type definition but is not
subsequently defined.
ACTION Define the identifier.
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035 MESSAGE FORWARD PROCEDURE "! " NOT DECLARED (035)
CT CAUSE A procedure declared with the FORWARD directive is not
subsequently defined. The definition may be missing, or the
name appearing in the definition may be misspelled.
ACTION Declare the procedure.
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036 MESSAGE VIOLATION OF PASCAL SCOPING RULES (036)
CT CAUSE The scope of an HP Pascal identifier is the entire block in
which it is declared. It is not possible to use an identifier
from an enclosing level and then to redefine it at the new
level.
ACTION Use a separate identifier in this text.
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037 MESSAGE INVALID USE OF "! " IN POINTER DEFINITION (037)
CT CAUSE A non-type identifier defined on a previous level was used in a
pointer type definition.
ACTION Replace the non-type identifier with a type identifier.
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038 MESSAGE ILLEGAL PASCAL CONSTRUCT (038)
CT CAUSE The use of the FOR construct within strings is illegal.
ACTION Use another looping construct with strings.
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039 MESSAGE "! " ACCESSED, BUT NOT INITIALIZED (039)
CT CAUSE A simple variable appears in an expression, as a value
parameter, or in some other accessing reference and it has
never appeared in an assigning reference, such as a reference
parameter, or on the left side of an assignment statement.
Some component of a structured variable appears in an accessing
reference but no component of that variable has yet appeared in