donw@zinfandel.UUCP (Don White) (06/03/86)
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Hello Commodore,
Am i the only one wondering about these two things?
I looked back at my registration card for the Amiga 1000. The card stub
says "2 free issues" with a subscription. I know I check the box asking for
Amigaworld. Could I please have my mags?
Is there any way to get a table listing the meaning of all current
guru meditation numbers?
(P.S. will any non registered 450$ developers have a shot at one of the beta
1.2 disks?)
(P.P.S Do you know if lattice intends to come out with a new version of their
C compiler, and when? (15512bytes for main()
{
printf("hello\n");
} )? tsk tsk!)
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Concord CA
94527-1177
-------------------------------------------------------------------------drew@orsvax1.UUCP (Drew Lucy) (06/09/86)
> I looked back at my registration card for the Amiga 1000. The card stub > says "2 free issues" with a subscription. I know I check the box asking for > Amigaworld. Could I please have my mags? Hang on, Don. It took five months for my first issue to arrive. > Is there any way to get a table listing the meaning of all current > guru meditation numbers? This may not help you but, the Guru were explained in detail on the net, not too long ago. Drew
gary@mit-eddie.MIT.EDU (Gary Samad) (06/28/86)
The first number in the Guru medititation is the error number. Evidently if the number is greater than 10 it is a 68000 error number (TRAP of some sort); the other numbers are defined in exec/alerts.h if you have one of the C compilers for the machine. The second number is the address where the error occurred. This may or may not be useful but someone at Amiga told me that if the number is 9Dxx it is probably your code and if it is 97xx it is probably an input handler error. Don't know what other numbers may mean... Gary