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The following messages describe limit errors that cause the
Assembler to terminate immediately and prevent it from creating
an object file. you may be able to work around these errors. They
involve running into Assembler limits or running out of memory. - 7200
- MESSAGE
start/new_pool: out of memory. (7200) - CAUSE
The compiler attempted to allocate some dynamic
memory, and the system was unable to provide the memory. - ACTION
The easiest workaround is to break your compilation unit into
two or more pieces and compile them
separately.On HP-UX,
this error may also be produced if the system runs out of swap space.
You can increase the amount of swap space available to the system
(see your HP-UX system administrator). However, this should only
be a last-resort.
- 7201
- MESSAGE
new_slc_block: out of memory. (7201) - CAUSE
The compiler attempted to allocate some dynamic
memory, and the system was unable to provide the memory. - ACTION
See message 7200. Check the system limits because
other processes might be running that also allocate dynamic memory. Break up your compilation module into smaller pieces, and
compile them separately. Increase the system swap area.
- 7202
- MESSAGE
init_link: out of memory. (7202) - CAUSE
Compiler ran out of virtual memory. The compiler
attempted to allocate some dynamic memory, and the system was unable
to provide the memory. - ACTION
See message 7200. Check the system limits because
other processes might be running that also allocate dynamic memory. Break up your compilation module into smaller pieces, and
compile them separately. Increase the system swap area.
- 7203
- MESSAGE
allocate_bytes: out of memory. (7203) - CAUSE
Compiler ran out of virtual memory. The compiler
attempted to allocate some dynamic memory, and the system was unable
to provide the memory. - ACTION
See message 7200. Check the system limits because
other processes might be running that also allocate dynamic memory. Break up your compilation module into smaller pieces, and
compile them separately. Increase the system swap area.
- 7204
- MESSAGE
error in writing to output file. (7204) - CAUSE
I/O error writing to object file. - ACTION
Check for full file system (HPUX-MPE/iX) or too
small object file (MPE/iX).
- 7205
- MESSAGE
unable to allocate space for object in RL. (7205) - CAUSE
I/O error writing to RL. - ACTION
Check for too small RL file (MPE/iX).
- 7206
- MESSAGE
unable to add object to RL. (7206) - CAUSE
I/O error writing to RL. - ACTION
Check for too small RL file or write permission
(MPE/iX).
- 7207
- MESSAGE
object is too big to fit into RL. (7207) - CAUSE
Object size is too large for the RL requested. - ACTION
Check for too small RL file or split object up (MPE/iX).
- 7208
- MESSAGE
Internal error while reading %1s (7208) - CAUSE
An error condition was returned while attempting
to open or read data from an object file. - ACTION
Check status of the object files used to build this
program. You might also try recompiling the source file.
- 7209
- MESSAGE
Out of memory while reading %1s (7209) - CAUSE
Compiler ran out of virtual memory while reading
ISOM file. - ACTION
See message 7200.
- 7210
- MESSAGE
Internal error while writing %1s (7210) - CAUSE
An error condition was returned while attempting
to open or write data from an object file. - ACTION
Check file permissions and the status of object
files being written by the compiler.
- 7211
- MESSAGE
Out of memory while writing %1s (7211) - CAUSE
Compiler ran out of virtual memory while writing
ISOM file. - ACTION
See message 7200.
- 7212
- MESSAGE
get_m_heap: out of memory. (7212) - CAUSE
Compiler ran out of virtual memory. - ACTION
See message 7200.
- 7213
- MESSAGE
OUTPUT_byte: out of memory. (7213) - CAUSE
Compiler ran out of virtual memory. - ACTION
See message 7200.
- 7214
- MESSAGE
Out of memory while writing ELF file. (7214) - CAUSE
Compiler ran out of virtual memory. - ACTION
See message 7200.
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