nine bombs ?what is this error gfa ?

[charles]

hi where can I find a list of errors "by the bomb" ?
ive seen a reference chart somewhere.......
also says error 34


gfa says 34 = out of data .. I don't use data lines in this proggie
??????????????????

Charles

[charles]

viewtopic.php?t=15500

found a quik answer

[Greenious]

It's the trace vector, usually used when debugging.

[lp]

There's a list in the gfa manual. When gfa gives you a bogus error message you've done something so terribly bad that it sent the cpu off in to la la land. Probably executing garbage as code somewhere.

[charles]

I can accept that graciousily ...... grrrr!!!!
would it be result of stack over flow?
im bouncing around on topics but looking to learn more in every area

[lp]

I assume you called some asm routine or POKEd some address that corrupted the running program itself. The only way to mess up the stack is calling some badly written asm. There are other registers you must not destroy or gfa freaks out. It's explained in the manual, see the chapter on C:() or CALL or RCALL.

[charles]

no its the result of a postfix over run error ...
see other thread
viewtopic.php?f=69&t=34265
we need your hyp text in normal text .......please

[lp]

Its not rocket science, just Install ST-Guide or HypView, or be without. Your choice.

[charles]

nothanks nohyp view

[ThorstenOtto]

we need your hyp text in normal text .......please

Just try hcp -r gfa.hyp. RTFM.

[charles]

what does that mean otto?

[lp]

nothanks nohyp view

Its only a few minutes to install a hyp viewer. My bad for suggesting something over your IQ level.

[charles]

im bare bones lonny .....and really dislike formatting of any style

[lp]

im bare bones lonny .....and really dislike formatting of any style

Sounds like an excuse to me. Whatever.
Another thread to unsubscribe.