CRE Programmer's Guide

Run-Time Diagnostic Messages

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COBOL Messages

See the appropriate manual for the compiler for a description of the messages

produced and for more information on CRE error handling for COBOL:

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COBOL Manual for TNS and TNS/R Programs

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COBOL Manual for TNS/E Programs

FORTRAN Messages

The FORTRAN run-time library reports messages if an error occurs while a FORTRAN

module is running. The FORTRAN run-time library terminates the program unless the

error occurred on certain statements that specify the ERR parameter and or a status

parameter (for example, IOSTAT or BACKUPSTATUS). Refer to the

FORTRAN

Reference Manual for additional error-handling information.

Native CRE Messages

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Cause. errno is defined in the user’s object file. The native CRE reports this error if

errno has been defined in the object file, and it is not the same errno defined by the

native CRE shared run-time library instance data item

errno.

Effect. The run-time library terminates your program.

Recovery. Make sure the only defined errno in a program is the one defined in the

native CRE shared run-time library.

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Cause. environ is defined in the user’s object file. The native CRE reports this error

environ has been defined in the object file, and it is not the same environ defined

by the native CRE shared run-time library instance data item

environ.

Effect. The run-time library terminates your program.

Recovery. Make sure the only defined environ in a program is the one defined in the

native CRE shared run-time library.

Ambiguity in application of errno

Ambiguity in application of environ