TAL Reference Manual

Error Messages

Appendix A—526371.001

A-15

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To correct the preceding error, assign the expression to a STRING or INT variable

and then append the bit-deposit field to the variable:

INT a, b, var;

!Code to store values in A and B

var := a + b;

var.<2:5> := 0;

An ASSERT statement invokes an undeclared procedure specified in an ASSERTION

directive. Either declare the procedure or specify an existing procedure in the

ASSERTION directive.

Your source program fills one of the fixed-size tables of the compiler. No recovery from

this condition is possible. Correct the source program as indicated in the following table

(

number identifies the affected table):

The current source line contains an invalid character or a character that is invalid in the

current context. Specify the correct character.

Undefined ASSERTION procedure: proc-name

Table overflow number

Number Table Name Condition/Action

0 Constant Place a DUMPCONS directive before the point of

overflow to force the constant table to be dumped.

Termination does not occur if a block move of a large

constant list caused the overflow.

1 Tree Simplify the expression.

2 Pseudo-Label You might have too many nested IF statements.

Simplify the IF statements.

3 Parametric

DEFINE

The DEFINE macro being expanded has parameters

that are too long. Shorten the parameters.

4 Section SOURCE directives access too many sections at one

time. Break the sections into two or more groups.

Illegal Symbol