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- ATTEMPT TO SHARE FILE
An attempt was made to open a file for both reading and writing. For example, this error occurs if the name of an INCLUDE file is the same as the object file. - BAD NUMERIC CONSTANT
The numerical argument to an option contains illegal characters. Numerical parameters can be specified in decimal or hexadecimal characters and must begin with a number from 0 to 9. Hexadecimal numbers are specified by a trailing H. For example, VAR1=0FFFEH, or VAR2=55H. - CAN'T CLOSE FILE
The disk file cannot be closed. - CAN'T CREATE FILE
The specified file cannot be opened for write access. - CAN'T OPEN FILE
The specified file cannot be opened for read access. - CANNOT HAVE GENERAL CONTROL IN INVOCATION
Some directives are only allowed in the source text but not on the command-line. These directives are: INCLUDE, IF, ELSEIF, ELSE, ENDIF, and EJECT. - COMMAND-LINE TOO LONG (500)
The command-line can contain a maximum of 500 characters. However, the command-line cannot contain more than 122 characters, except when using the SHELL. - CONFLICTING CONTROL
An option of the command-line conflicts with another option. For example, this error occurs if the NOOBJECT and OBJECT directives are simultaneously specified on the command-line. - DISK FILE REQUIRED
The specified file is not a disk file. - ERRORPRINT- AND LIST-FILE CANNOT BE THE SAME
It is illegal to direct the listing file output and the error output to the console at the same time. - EXPECTED DELIMITER '(' AFTER CONTROL
The argument of an option must be enclosed by a left parenthesis. - EXPECTED DELIMITER ')' AFTER ARGUMENT
The argument of an option must be enclosed by a right parenthesis. - FILE WRITE ERROR
The specified file cannot be written (probably because of a full disk). - IDENTIFIER EXPECTED
The control directive expected some identifier but found something else. - LIMIT EXCEEDED: BALANCED TEXT LENGTH (2045)
The macro preprocessor's internal limit for balanced text length is violated. Expansions and intermediate expansions cannot produce strings longer than 2,045 characters. - LIMIT EXCEEDED: INCLUDE FILE NESTING (9)
The nesting of INCLUDE files violates the maximum depth of nine. - LIMIT EXCEEDED: INPUT FILE OR MACRO STACK OVERFLOW
The nesting of input files and macros exceeded an internal limit. - LIMIT EXCEEDED: LINE TOO LONG (500)
A source line contains more than 500 characters. - LIMIT EXCEEDED: MORE THAN 100 'SET' VARIABLES
The number of SET variables must not exceed 100. - LIMIT EXCEEDED: SYMBOL-TABLE SPACE EXHAUSTED
The symbol-table space is full. The symbol table can accommodate up to 6,000 symbols, independent of the length of the symbols. The assembly run is aborted. - MEMORY SPACE EXHAUSTED
No more memory is available. This error may occur when allocating space for a symbol, or when using the XREF directive with very large modules containing many symbols, each with many uses. - NON-NULL ARGUMENT EXPECTED
In the command-line, the name of the file to be translated, or a filename for an option, was left out. - OUT OF RANGE NUMERIC VALUE
A numerical argument to an option is out of range. For example, this error occurs when the PAGEWIDTH directive has an argument that is less than 78 or greater than 132. - UNKNOWN CONTROL
The control directive is unknown and therefore illegal.
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