ego@pawl.rpi.edu (Erik G Olson) (05/26/90)
If Load and Run gives you an "Error code 0D" you've got an unresolved reference. It may not be obvious what 0D means, but if you look up "Errors" in the back of the E/A book, in the index, one of the tables it sends you to will give a bunch of numbers and error messages: these are gpl errors, usually seen in xbasic and such places. In this table 0D is explained as Unresolved Reference. If you are using the SAVE utility and you get this error, it means you didn't load a file with the symbols SFIRST,SLAST,SLOAD. What do I recommend? JUNK THE SAVE UTILITY!!!! Probably C99 is supposed to generate these symbols for you. (Wait a second-- you did load all your library files, didn't you?) But if you don't like all this hassle, you should use "SuperSave" by yours truly. It's a no-mess, no-trouble program file saver with nice ordinary prompts for loading files. It saves everything you load so you don't have to make any of those silly SLOAD... symbols. Also, you tell it what your program's entry point is-- no SFIRST yuck. If interested, you can probably get it for free from some freeware distribution sources, or, send me email and I'll tell you where to send $5 to to get it. (i.e. where the money-hungry author lives.) ------------------- Erik G. Olson ------------------- Um, by the way, I've never used SuperSave with C99 output-- I fear there may be something fishy about C99 code, like an AORG or somesuch. If there is, it won't work.