The meanings of the format-error numbers pertaining to formatted output are given in the following table:
|
Number |
Error Message |
|
100 |
An error occurred on formatted output. |
|
102 |
The editing phrase letter was V, and the data specified by the list element did not produce an A, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, O, P, R, S, T, U, X, or Z in the appropriate character position. |
|
103 |
The editing phrase was of the form rV, and the resulting specifier required a <field width>. |
|
104 |
The editing phrase was of the form rV, and the resulting specifier required a <field width> and <decimal places>. |
|
105 |
The editing phrase was of the form Fw.d, and d was less than zero. |
|
106 |
The editing phrase used was Fw.d, and d was less than zero. |
|
107 |
The editing phrase used was Ew.d or Dw.d, and d was less than zero. |
|
109 |
The editing phrase used was Zw, and the corresponding list element was not of type INTEGER or BOOLEAN. |
|
110 |
The type of the input data was not compatible with the type of the corresponding list element. |
|
111 |
The editing phrase was of the form Zw.d. The phrase chosen to edit the output was Ew.d, but d was less than zero. |
|
113 |
The editing phrase used was Ew.d or Dw.d, and w was less than or equal to d. |
|
114 |
The value of a dynamic w or d part was greater than the maximum allowable integer (549,755,813,887). |
|
116 |
Evaluation of a list element caused an I/O action on the current file (recursive I/O). |
|
117 |
An attempt was made to write a number of characters greater than the record size. |
|
120 |
Output to the <core-to-core file part> required more records than allowed by the <core-to-core blocking part>. |
|
131 |
The value of a dynamic r part was greater than the maximum allowable real value (4.31359146673 * 10**68). |
|
132 |
The value of a dynamic w part was greater than the maximum allowable integer (549,755,813,887). |
|
133 |
The value of a dynamic d part was greater than the maximum allowable integer (549,755,813,887). |
|
163 |
The record size was not large enough to allow the free-field write specified. |
|
165 |
An odd-tagged word was encountered by the source pointer when an attempt was made to write a number of characters less than or equal to the record size. |
