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• “SEGMENT_ALLOCATE_ and SEGMENT_ALLOCATE64_ Errors” (page 204), describes the
error codes and error lists produced by the SEGMENT_ALLOCATE_ procedure.
• “USESEGMENT Errors” (page 209), describes the error list associated with the USESEGMENT
procedure.
• “SEGMENT_USE_Errors” (page 211), describes the error list associated with the
SEGMENT_USE_ procedure.
• Section 14,“Subsystem Programmatic Interface (SPI) Errors” (page 213), describes the error
codes issued by the SPI procedures and the error lists associated with those procedures.
• “EDITREAD and EDITREADINIT Errors” (page 222), describes the errors returned by the EDITREAD
and EDITREADINIT procedures.
• “IOEdit Errors” (page 224), describes the error messages returned by the IOEdit procedures.
These errors include file-system errors that have specific meaning for IOEdit.
• “Formatter Errors” (page 230), describes the error codes produced by the FORMATDATA[X]
procedures.
• “INITIALIZER Errors” (page 232), describes the error messages produced by the INITIALIZER
procedure.
• “Interprocess Command Interpreter Messages” (page 235), describes the command interpreter
system messages that an application can receive through its $RECEIVE file.
• “System Messages” (page 17), describes the operating-system messages that an application
can receive through its $RECEIVE file.
• “Traps and Signals” (page 18), describes trap codes, TNS/R native signals, and the error
lists used to report trap and signal conditions.
• “Brief OSS Error Information” (page 281), describes how to find information on Open System
Services (OSS) errors.
Related Reading
This manual assumes that you are familiar with the HP system architecture and the NonStop
operating system. The following manuals provide information about the hardware architecture and
the operating system:
• Introduction to Tandem NonStop Systems
• The introductions and system description manuals for individual HP NonStop systems
While using this manual, you might need to refer to the following related programming manuals.
• Guardian Programmer’s Guide
• Guardian Procedure Calls Reference Manual
• Guardian Programming Reference Summary
• Open System Services System Calls Reference Manual
• Open System Services System Calls Reference Manual
Notation Conventions
General Syntax Notation
The following list summarizes the notation conventions for syntax presentation in this manual.
UPPERCASE LETTERS. Uppercase letters indicate keywords and reserved words; enter these items
exactly as shown. Items not enclosed in brackets are required. For example:
MAXATTACH
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