TAL Reference Manual

Error Messages
Appendix A—526371.001
A-20
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66
This message is usually the result of a poorly structured program, when numerous
errors are compounded and concatenated to the point where the compiler is unable to
proceed with the analysis of the remaining source lines. Review the code to determine
how to correct the errors.
67
The compilation unit nests SOURCE directives to more than seven levels, not counting
the original outermost source file. That is, a SOURCE directive reads in source code
that contains a SOURCE directive that reads in source code that contains a SOURCE
directive that reads in source code, and so on, until the seven-level limit is exceeded.
Reduce the number of nested levels.
68
A directly addressable variable was indexed and used in a memory-referencing
instruction in a CODE statement. Modify the code to avoid this usage.
69
A template structure is referenced as an allocated data item, such as in the $OCCURS
function. Refer to a template structure only in the declaration of a referral structure or a
structure pointer.
70
A qualified reference appears for a nonstructure item. Use the qualified identifier form
of
structure-name.substructure-name.item-name only for data items within a structure.
Unable to process remaining text
Source commands nested too deeply
This identifier cannot be indexed
Invalid template access
Only items subordinate to a structure may be qualified