USER MANUAL The following errors can only occur with Release 3. FOR type error The type of variable has been used in a FOR loop. The compiler must allocate extra storage for FOR variables. This error happens if the FOR control variable is a formal procedure parameter and the actual parameter is a normal float or integer. e.g. 10 DEFine PROCedure BADFOR(X) 20 FOR X=1 to 10: PRINTX 30 END DEFine 40 A=l 50 BADFOR A A 'For type error' is reported at line 20 because variable A is substituted for X is the procedure. The interpreter would give a 'bad name' error under these circumstances. Overlay table full You have attempted to use too many external files simultaneously either as overlays or resident procedures in one program. Global missing A GLOBAL variable referenced in an external is not present in the root. Page 40 of 100
USER MANUAL The following errors can only occur with Release 3. FOR type error The type of variable has been used in a FOR loop. The compiler must allocate extra storage for FOR variables. This error happens if the FOR control variable is a formal procedure parameter and the actual parameter is a normal float or integer. e.g. 10 DEFine PROCedure BADFOR(X) 20 FOR X=1 to 10: PRINTX 30 END DEFine 40 A=l 50 BADFOR A A 'For type error' is reported at line 20 because variable A is substituted for X is the procedure. The interpreter would give a 'bad name' error under these circumstances. Overlay table full You have attempted to use too many external files simultaneously either as overlays or resident procedures in one program. Global missing A GLOBAL variable referenced in an external is not present in the root. Page 40 of 100
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