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Table A-1 Runtime I/O errors (Continued)<br />

Error<br />

no.<br />

910 ACCESS PAST END OF<br />

RECORD ATTEMPTED<br />

912 ERROR IN LIST I/O<br />

READ OF COMPLEX<br />

DATA<br />

TriedtodoI/Oonrecord<br />

of a file past beginning or<br />

end of record.<br />

While reading complex<br />

data, one of the following<br />

problems has occurred:<br />

no left parenthesis and<br />

no repeat value; repeat<br />

value was found but no<br />

asterisk; or no closing<br />

right parenthesis.<br />

I/O runtime error messages<br />

Runtime I/O errors<br />

Error message Description Action<br />

913 OUT OF FREE SPACE Library cannot allocate<br />

an I/O block (from an<br />

OPEN statement), parse<br />

array (for formats<br />

assembled at run-time),<br />

file name string (from<br />

OPEN) characters from<br />

list-directed read, or file<br />

buffer. The program may<br />

be trying to overwrite a<br />

shared memory segment<br />

defined by another<br />

process.<br />

914 ACCESS OF<br />

UNCONNECTED UNIT<br />

ATTEMPTED<br />

Unit specified in I/O<br />

statement has not<br />

previously been<br />

connected to anything.<br />

Perform I/O operation<br />

within bounds of the<br />

record, or increase record<br />

length.<br />

Change input data to<br />

correspond to syntax<br />

expected by list-directed<br />

input of complex<br />

numbers, or use input<br />

statement corresponding<br />

to syntax of input data.<br />

Allocate more free space<br />

in the heap area, open<br />

fewer files, use FORMAT<br />

statements in place of<br />

assembling formats at<br />

runtimeincharacter<br />

arrays, or reduce the<br />

maximum size of file<br />

records.<br />

Connectunitusingthe<br />

OPEN statement before<br />

attempting I/O on it, or<br />

perform I/O on another,<br />

already connected, unit.<br />

Appendix A 627

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