Annotation of 42BSD/usr.lib/libI77/f_errlist.c, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: /*
        !             2: char id_f_errlist[] = "@(#)f_errlist.c 1.3";
        !             3:  *
        !             4:  * f77 I/O error messages
        !             5:  */
        !             6: 
        !             7: char *f_errlist[] =
        !             8: {
        !             9: /* 100 */      "error in format",
        !            10: /* 101 */      "illegal unit number",
        !            11: /* 102 */      "formatted io not allowed",
        !            12: /* 103 */      "unformatted io not allowed",
        !            13: /* 104 */      "direct io not allowed",
        !            14: /* 105 */      "sequential io not allowed",
        !            15: /* 106 */      "can't backspace file",
        !            16: /* 107 */      "off beginning of record",
        !            17: /* 108 */      "can't stat file",
        !            18: /* 109 */      "no * after repeat count",
        !            19: /* 110 */      "off end of record",
        !            20: /* 111 */      "truncation failed",
        !            21: /* 112 */      "incomprehensible list input",
        !            22: /* 113 */      "out of free space",
        !            23: /* 114 */      "unit not connected",
        !            24: /* 115 */      "read unexpected character",
        !            25: /* 116 */      "blank logical input field",
        !            26: /* 117 */      "'new' file exists",
        !            27: /* 118 */      "can't find 'old' file",
        !            28: /* 119 */      "unknown system error",
        !            29: /* 120 */      "requires seek ability",
        !            30: /* 121 */      "illegal argument",
        !            31: /* 122 */      "negative repeat count",
        !            32: /* 123 */      "illegal operation for unit",
        !            33: };
        !            34: 
        !            35: int f_nerr = (sizeof(f_errlist)/sizeof(char *));

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