GWBASIC User's Manual

GW-BASIC User's Guide
59-60Unprintable error
No error message is available for the existing error condition. This is usually caused by an
error with an undefined error code.
61 Disk full
All disk storage space is in use.
62 Input past end
An INPUT statement is executed after all the data in the file has been input, or for a null
(empty) file. To avoid this error, use the EOF function to detect the end of file.
63 Bad record number
In a PUT or GET statement, the record number is either greater than the maximum allowed
(16,777,215) or equal to zero.
64 Bad filename
An illegal form is used for the filename with LOAD, SAVE, KILL, or OPEN; for example, a
filename with too many characters.
65 Unprintable error
No error message is available for the existing error condition. This is usually caused by an
error with an undefined error code.
66 Direct statement in file
A direct statement is encountered while loading a ASCII-format file. The LOAD is
terminated.
67 Too many files
An attempt is made to create a new file (using SAVE or OPEN) when all directory entries
are full or the file specifications are invalid.
68 Device Unavailable
An attempt is made to open a file to a nonexistent device. It may be that hardware does not
exist to support the device, such as lpt2: or lpt3:, or is disabled by the user. This occurs if
an OPEN "COM1: statement is executed but the user disables RS-232 support with the /c:
switch directive on the command line.
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