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APPENDIX H. 18
be added to the system,
or
~ewer
external
de~initions
should
be
made.
I~
a
local
symbol
table
overflow occurs
(LOV
error),
then more memoT'tj"
should
be
added
or
the
program
causing the error should be split into smaller programs.
The
following
error
messages
are
defined in the
RLOAD
manuali
however,
some
expansions
and
new
causes
for
the
errors
are
listed
here.
All
error
messages
that
are
generated by RLOAD take on the following format:
ERR-<cause:>
where <cause:> can be any of the
follo~ing
messages:
<cause> Explanation
BAE
BSCT Assignment Error.
The
size
of
the
base-
section is greater than $100 bytes.
This message
can
be displayed only after a MAP or OBJ command.
COV
Common Section Overflow Error.
The
size
of
a
common section is greater than $FFFF bytes.
GAE
General
Assignment
Error.
The
Linking
Loade~
cannot assign absolute memory addresses
for
one
or more of the following reasons:
The
combined
length
of
all
sections
is
greater than $FFFF bytes.
Due to the location of ASCTs or user assigned
sections,
the
remaining unassigned sections.
cannot be placed
into
unassigned
areas
of
memory.
The
automatic sequence in
~hich
sections are
assigned
memor~
locations (BSCT,
CSeT,
DSCT,
PSCT)
results
in
the
Linking loader being
unable
to
assign
memory.
User
speciried
starting and/or ending addresses can possibly
be used to override the automatic sequence of
assigning
memory
to
force
a
successful
link/load.
GOV
Global Symbol Table Overflow Error.
The
amount
of
memory
available for the global symbol table
was
too
small
to
accommodate
all
section
information and external definitions.
lAM
Illegal
Address
Mode
Error.
A
four-digit
hexadecimal number will
be
displayed
following
this
error
message.
This number is the address
of a reference 'to a global symbol which
is
used
in
the
program
as a one-byte operandi
however,
the most significant byte of this symbol's
value
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