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Compile-Time Errors
A compile-time error is one detected by the compiler. There are two
types of compile-time errors:
* Those that can be attributed to a specific source statement.
* Those that can be detected only after processing of an entire
module.
1 COMPILE-TIME I/O control parameter expected
ERROR
CAUSE An unrecognized word was found where an I/O
control keyword is required.
2 COMPILE-TIME Expecting operator
ERROR
CAUSE An operator is missing.
3 COMPILE-TIME String expected
ERROR
CAUSE A string expression in the syntax is missing.
4 COMPILE-TIME "/" expected
ERROR
CAUSE A "/" is missing.
5 COMPILE-TIME "-" expected
ERROR
CAUSE A "-" is missing.
6 COMPILE-TIME Integer or string expected
ERROR
CAUSE An integer or a string expression is missing.
8 COMPILE-TIME Integer expected
ERROR
CAUSE An integer item is missing where it is required.
11 COMPILE-TIME Expecting expression or subexpression
ERROR
CAUSE An expression is missing where it is required.
12 COMPILE-TIME Logical end of statement already encountered
ERROR
CAUSE More input is found in the input line after the
logical end of a statement.
13 COMPILE-TIME Unrecognizable statement
ERROR
CAUSE The input line is not a legal FORTRAN statement.
14 COMPILE-TIME "THEN" expected
ERROR
CAUSE The "THEN" keyword is missing in an IF-THEN
statement.
15 COMPILE-TIME "," or ")" expected
ERROR
CAUSE A "," or a ")" is missing where it is required.
16 COMPILE-TIME "," expected
ERROR
CAUSE A "," is missing where it is required.
17 COMPILE-TIME "(" or "=" expected
ERROR
CAUSE A "(" or "=" is missing where it is required.
18 COMPILE-TIME ")" expected
ERROR
CAUSE The number of opening and closing parentheses is
unbalanced.
19 COMPILE-TIME "(" expected
ERROR
CAUSE The number of opening and closing parentheses is
unbalanced.
20 COMPILE-TIME "=" expected
ERROR
CAUSE A "=" is missing where it is required.
21 COMPILE-TIME Value expected
ERROR
CAUSE An expression or subexpression is missing.
22 COMPILE-TIME Integer expression expected
ERROR
CAUSE An integer expression is missing where it is
required.
23 COMPILE-TIME Identifier expected
ERROR
CAUSE An identifier is missing where it is required.
25 COMPILE-TIME "TO" expected
ERROR
CAUSE The keyword "TO" is missing.
26 COMPILE-TIME "DS" expected
ERROR
CAUSE
28 COMPILE-TIME Expecting I/O control list or unit specifier
ERROR
CAUSE There is no I/O control list or unit specifier
in an I/O statement.
29 COMPILE-TIME Expecting format specifier
ERROR
CAUSE The format specifier in a formatted I/O
statement is missing.
30 COMPILE-TIME Label, statement, or "THEN" expected
ERROR
CAUSE
31 COMPILE-TIME "DO", "IF", or "WHILE" expected
ERROR
CAUSE The keyword "DO", "IF", or "WHILE" is expected.
32 COMPILE-TIME Label or control variable expected
ERROR
CAUSE
33 COMPILE-TIME "IF" expected
ERROR
CAUSE The keyword "IF" is missing.
34 COMPILE-TIME Expecting I/O control list or format specifier
ERROR
CAUSE
35 COMPILE-TIME Expecting identifier, "(", or label
ERROR
CAUSE
36 COMPILE-TIME Expecting ":"
ERROR
CAUSE A ":" is missing where it is required.
37 COMPILE-TIME Label expected
ERROR
CAUSE
38 COMPILE-TIME "DO" expected
ERROR
CAUSE The keyword "DO" is missing.
39 COMPILE-TIME Bad expression
ERROR
CAUSE
40 COMPILE-TIME "FUNCTION" or identifier expected
ERROR
CAUSE
41 COMPILE-TIME Expecting identifier or "("
ERROR
CAUSE
42 COMPILE-TIME Expecting length specification
ERROR
CAUSE
44 COMPILE-TIME Expecting a type
ERROR
CAUSE
46 COMPILE-TIME "," or "/" expected
ERROR
CAUSE A "," or "/" is missing where it is expected.
48 COMPILE-TIME Expecting identifier or "/"
ERROR
CAUSE
49 COMPILE-TIME Expecting identifier or ","
ERROR
CAUSE
50 COMPILE-TIME Expecting letter
ERROR
CAUSE
51 COMPILE-TIME Expecting constant
ERROR
CAUSE A constant expression is missing.
60 COMPILE-TIME "ON" condition expected
ERROR
CAUSE
61 COMPILE-TIME "CALL" or "ABORT" expected
ERROR
CAUSE
101 COMPILE-TIME Routine or array name used illegally
ERROR
CAUSE Some unqualified identifiers (for example,
subprogram or array names) can be used only as
actual arguments. This error is issued when one
of these identifiers is used as other than an
actual argument.
102 COMPILE-TIME Constant expression required
ERROR
CAUSE An expression that must be constant (evaluated
at compile time) using literals and named
constants cannot be evaluated, either because a
term is not constant or an operation (for
example, a function call) cannot be performed.
103 COMPILE-TIME Variable, array element, or substring name
ERROR expected
CAUSE An assignable variable reference is expected but
a nonassignable expression is encountered.
104 COMPILE-TIME Numeric expression required
ERROR
CAUSE The expression cannot be of type logical or
character.
105 COMPILE-TIME Integer expression required
ERROR
CAUSE The expression must be of type integer.
106 COMPILE-TIME Integer variable required
ERROR
CAUSE An assignable integer variable reference (for
example, one assignable as an I/O parameter) is
required.
107 COMPILE-TIME Complex expression not allowed
ERROR
CAUSE
108 COMPILE-TIME Logical expression required
ERROR
CAUSE
109 COMPILE-TIME Character expression required
ERROR
CAUSE
110 COMPILE-TIME Types of operands incompatible with operator
ERROR and/or each other
CAUSE The type conversions that permit the operation
to occur cannot be performed. Either the
operands are not compatible with each other, or
one or more are not compatible with the
operator.
111 COMPILE-TIME Left-hand and right-hand sides are not
ERROR assignment compatible
CAUSE Where an assignment must be performed, the value
of the expression to be assigned cannot be
converted into the type of the variable
necessary for assignment.
112 COMPILE-TIME Illegal or inconsistent type for routine
ERROR
CAUSE A FUNCTION or ENTRY statement has a bad type.
This error is usually caused by a mismatch
between the types of entries into a subprogram.
113 COMPILE-TIME Duplicate declaration or definition
ERROR
CAUSE An identifier or some attribute of an identifier
(for example, type) is multiply defined.
114 COMPILE-TIME Array not declared
ERROR
CAUSE An identifier used as an array is not declared
as such.
115 COMPILE-TIME This statement not allowed in this kind of
ERROR module
CAUSE 1. A RETURN statement appears in a program
module.
2. An executable statement appears in a
block data module.
116 COMPILE-TIME Program, block data, or common block name used
ERROR illegally
CAUSE
117 COMPILE-TIME Constant name used illegally
ERROR
CAUSE
118 COMPILE-TIME Illegal or inconsistent use of routine name
ERROR
CAUSE 1. An intrinsic function is used as a
subroutine, or an intrinsic subroutine as
a function.
2. An unrecognized routine name is declared
intrinsic.
3. A routine used as an actual argument is
not declared intrinsic or external.
119 COMPILE-TIME Illegal to use argument here
ERROR
CAUSE
120 COMPILE-TIME Illegal use of label
ERROR
CAUSE 1. A label is inconsistently used. (The
three types of labels - for formats,
executable statements, and nonexecutable
statements - are mutually exclusive in
usage.)
2. A label is referenced but never defined.
121 COMPILE-TIME Illegal label name
ERROR
CAUSE
122 COMPILE-TIME Illegal module or entry name
ERROR
CAUSE A module or entry name is either illegal or
previously declared as something else.
123 COMPILE-TIME Referenced identifier is not a function or
ERROR array
CAUSE
124 COMPILE-TIME Subroutine or function name expected
ERROR
CAUSE An identifier not representing a subprogram name
is declared external or intrinsic.
125 COMPILE-TIME Illegal statement function name
ERROR
CAUSE
126 COMPILE-TIME Number of subscripts does not match declared
ERROR number
CAUSE
127 COMPILE-TIME Number of parameters does not match declared
ERROR number
CAUSE The declared number of parameters to a statement
function does not match the number used.
128 COMPILE-TIME Illegal or inconsistent alternate return
ERROR
CAUSE 1. Alternate returns are declared in a
program unit, where they are illegal
(they are allowed only in subroutines and
entries within subroutines).
2. A return statement with an alternate
return value is found within a program
unit in which alternate returns are
illegal.
129 COMPILE-TIME Illegal operator
ERROR
CAUSE
130 COMPILE-TIME Illegal or duplicate argument
ERROR
CAUSE A formal argument in a program, subprogram, or
entry statement either appears more than once or
is previously defined.
131 COMPILE-TIME Illegal or duplicate SAVE statement
ERROR
CAUSE 1. A formal argument or variable in common
is saved.
2. A variable is saved more than once.
3. A SAVE statement saving all variables is
encountered with SAVE statements saving
individual variables.
132 COMPILE-TIME Illegal or duplicate COMMON definition
ERROR
CAUSE 1. An identifier not representing a variable
is placed in a common block.
2. A variable is declared to be in common
more than once.
3. A formal argument or saved variable is
placed in common.
133 COMPILE-TIME Illegal length in type statement
ERROR
CAUSE A length field is attached to a simple type
forming an unsupported or illegal type.
134 COMPILE-TIME Structure no declared
ERROR
CAUSE A reference to an undeclared structure in a
RECORD statement.
135 COMPILE-TIME Recursive structure declaration
ERROR
CAUSE A reference was made to a structure inside
itself.
136 COMPILE-TIME Illegal or duplicate IMPLICIT declaration
ERROR
CAUSE 1. In an IMPLICIT statement, an illegal
prefix character (that is, not a through
z or A through Z) is encountered.
2. A prefix character is declared implicit
more than once.
3. IMPLICIT NONE is encountered with other
IMPLICIT specifications.
137 COMPILE-TIME Identifier not declared
ERROR
CAUSE An identifier does not appear in a type
statement when IMPLICIT NONE is specified.
138 COMPILE-TIME Illegal or inconsistent EQUIVALENCE statement
ERROR
CAUSE 1. A formal parameter or a dynamic array is
equivalenced using the EQUIVALENCE
statement.
2. An identifier not representing a variable
is equivalenced using the EQUIVALENCE
statement.
3. A variable is illegally equivalenced to
more than one position.
4. A variable is forced to be misaligned
with the current EQUIVALENCE statement.
139 COMPILE-TIME Illegal literal
ERROR
CAUSE
140 COMPILE-TIME Illegal DO termination statement
ERROR
CAUSE A statement not allowed as the last statement in
a DO loop is used as such.
141 COMPILE-TIME Illegal control flow - transfer into block
ERROR
CAUSE
143 COMPILE-TIME Missing label on FORMAT statement
ERROR
CAUSE A FORMAT statement is used without a label.
144 COMPILE-TIME Illegal array declaration
ERROR
CAUSE 1. A calculated dimension size has
overflowed the word size of the machine.
2. A zero or negative dimension size has
been declared.
3. A nonconstant array dimension is
improperly specified.
145 COMPILE-TIME No result assigned to function
ERROR
CAUSE There is no assignment of any value to the
function result.
146 COMPILE-TIME Missing FORMAT statement
ERROR
CAUSE
147 COMPILE-TIME Illegal initialization
ERROR
CAUSE 1. variable is initialized in a program unit
in which initialization is not permitted.
2. A data value is not constant.
3. A subscript or substring expression in a
DATA statement is not constant.
148 COMPILE-TIME Subscript out of range
ERROR
CAUSE
149 COMPILE-TIME Illegal assignment to DO index
ERROR
CAUSE
150 COMPILE-TIME Illegal implied DO expression
ERROR
CAUSE
151 COMPILE-TIME Duplicate label definition
ERROR
CAUSE
152 COMPILE-TIME Declaration of routine as both EXTERNAL and
ERROR INTRINSIC
CAUSE
153 COMPILE-TIME Inconsistent parameter type
ERROR
CAUSE A parameter identifier and the expression to be
assigned to it are not assignment compatible.
154 COMPILE-TIME Illegal parameter in option
ERROR
CAUSE
155 COMPILE-TIME Illegal use of string whose length is unknown
ERROR
CAUSE
156 COMPILE-TIME Illegal STOP or PAUSE value
ERROR
CAUSE The value to be written by a STOP or PAUSE
statement is not an integer or character
literal.
157 COMPILE-TIME Incompatible types
ERROR
CAUSE
158 COMPILE-TIME Duplicate initialization
ERROR
CAUSE A variable is initialized more than once with
DATA statements or in type declaration
statements.
159 COMPILE-TIME Illegal number and/or types of arguments to
ERROR intrinsic function
CAUSE The number or types of arguments to an intrinsic
routine are incompatible with the routine or
each other (they must all be of the same type).
160 COMPILE-TIME Illegal use of intrinsic function as actual
ERROR argument
CAUSE A generic intrinsic routine name is passed as an
actual argument to a subprogram.
161 COMPILE-TIME Named constant typed following definition in
ERROR PARAMETER statement
CAUSE
162 COMPILE-TIME Illegal use of Hollerith or octal or
ERROR hexadecimal constant
CAUSE A disallowed operation is attempted on a
Hollerith, octal, or hexadecimal constant.
163 COMPILE-TIME Assigned GOTO on wrong type
ERROR
CAUSE The assigned variable is not of type INTEGER*4.
164 COMPILE-TIME ASSIGN statement: bad type or unreferenced
ERROR label
CAUSE 1. The assigned variable not of type
INTEGER*4.
2. The label being assigned is attached to a
nonexecutable statement.
165 COMPILE-TIME Illegal typing of identifier
ERROR
CAUSE An attempt is made to type an identifier
representing an entity that cannot be typed (for
example, a subroutine name or a program name).
166 COMPILE-TIME Expression does not represent a value
ERROR
CAUSE An expression (such as an array name, external
routine name, or intrinsic function name),
although valid as an actual argument, does not
represent a single value and is therefore
meaningless in this context. Parameterless
function calls without empty parentheses, (),
can also cause this error.
168 COMPILE-TIME System intrinsic name not found in system
ERROR intrinsic file
CAUSE
169 COMPILE-TIME Invalid system intrinsic name
ERROR
CAUSE
170 COMPILE-TIME Result type of function not compatible with
ERROR system intrinsic definition
CAUSE The user-specified function type is incompatible
with the type in the system intrinsic
definition.
171 COMPILE-TIME This type of parameter not allowed in a system
ERROR intrinsic call
CAUSE
172 COMPILE-TIME Null parameter not permitted here
ERROR
CAUSE A null parameter is passed to a system intrinsic
that is not OPTION VARIABLE.
173 COMPILE-TIME This system intrinsic cannot be called by
ERROR FORTRAN routines
CAUSE The system intrinsic procedure contains formal
parameters that cannot be folded to any FORTRAN
data type.
174 COMPILE-TIME PROCEDURE or FUNCTION call not compatible with
ERROR system intrinsic definition
CAUSE A procedure call is made to a system intrinsic
that expects a function call, or a function call
is made to a system intrinsic that expects a
procedure call.
175 COMPILE-TIME PROGRAM parameter must be INTEGER*4 or
ERROR CHARACTER*(*) value
CAUSE The program parameter on a HP 3000 system is
declared explicitly or typed implicitly with a
type other than INTEGER*4 or CHARACTER*(*).
176 COMPILE-TIME Illegal namelist group name
ERROR
CAUSE
177 COMPILE-TIME Illegal identifier in namelist group
ERROR
CAUSE
178 COMPILE-TIME Dummy arguments not allowed in namelist
ERROR
CAUSE
179 COMPILE-TIME Number of parameters not compatible with
ERROR system intrinsic definition
CAUSE
180 COMPILE-TIME This statement not part of HP standard FORTRAN
ERROR 77
CAUSE This statement is not available on all
implementations of HP FORTRAN 77.
181 COMPILE-TIME IGNORE option not allowed with ON statement on
ERROR this operating system
CAUSE