jejones@mcrware.UUCP (11/20/87)
In article <PEPRBV.871118.133055.A0@CFAAMP.BITNET>, PEPRBV@CFAAMP.BITNET (Bob Babcock) writes: > I tried to compile a matrix inversion program with the Microware > OS-9/68K Fortran compiler, and got the error message > *** fortp2: generr=59 (260) *** > Followed by Error #000:216 (which means file not found and is presumably > a side effect of the first error). Needless to say, this error message > is not documented; anyone know what it means? Some fortp2 errors have straightforward meanings (e.g. ran out of space on the device temporary files are being stored on), but others mean that fortp1 has done something wrong. Unfortunately, the former aren't being reported intelligibly as things stand, and, also unfortunately, some of the latter may still exist. I expect improvement in both areas. Based on that number, you *may* have fallen afoul of a known bug involving arithmetic IF statements in which all three statement numbers differ. Please send in official bug reports--the vagaries of the net may keep us from seeing stuff posted there, and the official setup makes sure that nothing falls through the cracks. (That's not to say you shouldn't post to the net, but for reliable reporting, go to the folks who will make sure we know about problems.) (If you have CIS access, try GO MSC or GO MICROWARE for up-to-date info.) James Jones