The system uses a number to report errors during an operation. This topic lists the error code numbers by operation and provides an explanation of each error. The errors divide into the following operational categories:
Both the GRIP Compiler and Interpreter (Execution) may display diagnostic error messages to inform you of error conditions. Errors may be the result of programmer error or of unexpected conditions prior to the execution of a program.
NOTE: If a program is very large (over 1 million lines of code) there is a good possibility that it will not compile correctly. This size can vary depending upon the amount of memory and swap space defined for that machine.
NOTE: When creating a file using a GRIP program, spaces are not allowed in the file name or directory path name. If spaces are found, the file will not be created. Since no warning will be given if the file is not created, it is important to be certain that the GRIP program does not attempt to create a file that contains any spaces in the file name or the path name.