Table 3: Error Messages. This table consists of a list of address offsets (location <3>/014) followed by the ASCII error message strings. The octal values 201 through 377 are used to encode from 1 to 177 spaces (1 to 127 decimal). The strings contain a single space for these codes. The octal value 200 is used to indicate end of string, and is shown symbolically as the character "". The octal value 177 is used to indicate the dear screen operation, and is shown symbolically as the character "". |
Address | Octal Code | ASCII String Value | ||
<3>/014 | 153 024 043 063 063 104 127 153 | Address Offsets for messages 0 through 7 | ||
<3>/024 | 116 120 125 124 040 124 117 | 'INPUT TOO LONG ' | ||
<3>/034 | 117 040 114 117 116 107 200 | |||
<3>/043 | 111 116 T26 101 114 111 104 040 | 'INVALID COMMAND ' | ||
<3>/053 | 103 117 115 115 101 116 104 200 | |||
<3>/063 | 111 116 126 101 114 111 104 040 | 'INVALID REGISTER ' | ||
<3>/073 | 122 105 107 111 123 124 105 122 | |||
<3>/103 | 200 | |||
<3>/104 | 111 116 126 101 114 111 104 040 | 'INVALID IMMED TYPE ' | ||
<3>/114 | 111 115 115 105 104 040 124 131 | |||
<3>/124 | 120 105 200 | |||
<3>/127 | 111 116 126 101 114 111 104 040 | 'INVALID IMMED VALUE ' | ||
<3>/137 | 111 115 1 15 105 104 040 126 101 | |||
<3>/147 | 114 125 105 200 | |||
<3>/153 | 105 122 122 117 122 041 200 | 'ERROR! ' | ||
The following string is given the name "ERRSP" and is used to clear the screen, then space down to the center prior to displaying an error message. | ||||
<3>/162 | 177 377 377 211 200 | ' ' |
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Werner Cirsovius
Dezember 2013
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