FORTRAN Reference Manual

Compile-Time Diagnostic Messages
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Warning Messages
Cause. A section name mentioned in a SOURCE directive was not found in the
source file.
Recovery. Check the source; check the spelling of section name.
Cause. A source line exceeded 132 characters in length. Characters beyond the
132nd are ignored.
Recovery. Correct the source.
Cause. The argument of a DATAPAGES directive is less than the compiler’s estimate
of the number of data pages required.
Recovery. Try a larger number.
Cause. A START BACKUP statement appears in a compilation in which ENV
COMMON is specified but NONSTOP is not specified. A program that specifies ENV
COMMON must also specify NONSTOP in order to be able to run as a NonStop
process.
Recovery. Add the NONSTOP directive to the beginning of the compilation.
Cause. An unrecognizable compiler directive was encountered. The directive is
ignored.
Recovery. Correct the source.
SECTION NOT FOUND ** section-name
SOURCE LINE TRUNCATED
SPECIFIED NUMBER OF DATA PAGES MAY BE INSUFFICIENT
START BACKUP STATEMENT ENCOUNTERED WITHOUT NONSTOP SPECIFIED
UNDEFINED OPTION