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- 25000
 
 - MESSAGE
 An internal error occurred in DEBUG/STACKDUMP intrinsics.
  - CAUSE
 An unexpected error was encountered while processing the command/intrinsic.
 - ACTION
 Retry the command/intrinsic.  If the error persists, record any error information that is printed and call your Hewlett-Packard Representative.
 
 
  
 - 25001
 
 - MESSAGE
 The address for the STATUS parameter is invalid or 
inaccessable.
  - CAUSE
 The status parameter references an undefined address or an address to which the callers do not have write access.
 - ACTION
 Make sure the variable was defined as a 4-byte value, and make sure the pointer dereferences reference valid data.
 
 
  
 - 25002
 
 - MESSAGE
 The address for the CMDSTR parameter is invalid or inaccessible.
  - CAUSE
 The command string parameter references an undefined address or an address to which the callers do not have write access.
 - ACTION
 Make sure pointer dereferences reference valid data.
 
 
  
 - 25003
 
 - MESSAGE
 No closing delimter was found in the CMDSTR parameter.
  - CAUSE
 The first and last characters in the command string are not the same.
 - ACTION
 Make sure the first and last characters are the same.  Furthermore, that character should not appear within the body of the command string.  Make sure the string of characters is > = the maximum size allowed.
 
 
  
 - 25004
 
 - MESSAGE
 The address for the FILENAME parameter is invalid or inaccessible.
  - CAUSE
 The file name parameter references an undefined address or an address to which the callers do not have write access.
 - ACTION
 Make sure pointer dereferences reference valid data.
 
 
  
 - 25005
 
 - MESSAGE
 An error was encountered when closing the file.
  - CAUSE
 FCLOSE reported an error while trying to close the file.
 - ACTION
 Ensure the caller has file CREATE/SAVE capabilities.
 
 
  
 - 25006
 
 - MESSAGE
 An error was encountered when opening the file.
  - CAUSE
 FOPEN reported an error while trying to open the passed file name.  The file is  exclusively opened for writing as a FIXED, 132-byte, ASCII file with CCTL.
 - ACTION
 Ensure that the indicated file does not already exist; ensure there is free disk space; ensure the caller has file CREATE/SAVE capabilities.
 
 
  
 - 25007
 
 - MESSAGE
 The file number passed is invalid or inaccessible.
  - CAUSE
 The file number does not correspond to an opened file.  The file number corresponds to STDIN or one of the file numbers reserved for use by MPE/iX.
 - ACTION
 Make sure the file number corresponds to an opened file.
 
 
  
 - 25008
 
 - MESSAGE
 The file has the incorrect record size.
  - CAUSE
 The record size is not in the required range (for example, from 64 to 512 bytes).
 - ACTION
 Specify a file that has a valid record size.  Remember to check for file equations that may alter the value specified in source code.
 
 
  
 - 25009
 
 - MESSAGE
 The file type is binary; it must be ASCII.
  - CAUSE
 The file system reported that the file was opened as a binary file.
 - ACTION
 Open the file as an ASCII file.  Be sure to check for file equations with the same name as the file being opened.
 
 
  
 - 25010
 
 - MESSAGE
 Insufficient access rights; write access to the file is required.
  - CAUSE
 The file system reported that the caller did not have write access to the file.  Either the file was not opened for write access, or the particular caller was not granted write access to the file.
 - ACTION
 Make sure the file was opened for write access.  Be sure to check for file equations with the same name as the file being opened.  You may have to change file and/or group/account security or "release" the file.
 
 
  
 - 25011
 
 - MESSAGE
 Missing or unknown keyvalue for HPDEBUG keyword option.
  - CAUSE
 An odd number of itemnum/item were passed.  Each itemnum must have a corresponding item.
 - ACTION
 Check the calling code to ensure that each itemnum is paired with an item.
 
 
  
 - 25012
 
 - MESSAGE
 Unknown HPDEBUG keyword option selector.
  - CAUSE
 One of the itemnum selectors was not recognized as a supported itemnum.
 - ACTION
 Verify the use of correct itemnums.  Make sure that the itemnum/items are correctly paired.
 
 
  
 - 25020
 
 - MESSAGE
 You must have PM capability to debug program files with PM capability.
  - CAUSE
 An attempt was made to enter DEBUG for a program that was linked/prepped with PM capability by a user who does not have PM capability.
 - ACTION
 Link/prep the program without PM capability or grant the user PM capability.
 
 
  
 - 25021
 
 - MESSAGE
 You must have READ/WRITE access to a program file to debug it.
  - CAUSE
 An attempt was made to enter DEBUG for a program file to which the user does not have write access.  Write access validation is performed by the file system.
 - ACTION
 Alter the file and/or group/account security so that the user has write access to the program file.
 
 
  
 - 25022
 
 - MESSAGE
 DEBUG could not be initialized.  The debugger request has been ignored.
  - CAUSE
 The internal DEBUG data structures could not be allocated and/or initialized.  This could be due to a lack of disk space or a lack of some other system resources (including DEBUGGER table space).
 - ACTION
 Verify there is sufficient free disk space for virtual memory.  Wait for the machine to become less loaded and try again.  If the error persists, record any error information that is printed and call your Hewlett-Packard Representative.
 
 
  
 - 25023
 
 - MESSAGE
 Could not capture process state.  The debugger request has been ignored.
  - CAUSE
 DEBUG was unable to obtain all of the required information about a process which is necessary to debug it.
 - ACTION
 Retry the command/intrinsic.  If the error persists, record any error information that is printed and call your Hewlett-Packard Representative.
 
 
  
 - 25024
 
 - MESSAGE
 Unknown ESCAPE while entering DEBUG.  The debugger request has been ignored.
  - CAUSE
 An unexpected error was detected by DEBUG while trying to enter the main command processing code.
 - ACTION
 Retry the command/intrinsic.  If the error persists, record any error information that is printed and call your Hewlett-Packard Representative.
 
 
  
  
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