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Overman_James ([log in to unmask]) wrote:
: Warren Cartwright ([log in to unmask]) wrote:
: : I have three programs written in FORTRAN (yes, thats not a typo
: : **** FATAL INTERNAL ERROR #  1   WEBS: OUT OF MEMORY. (6345)
: : **** FATAL INTERNAL ERROR #  1   BIT VECTORS: SET OUT OF MEMORY. (6355)
: : What could these possibly mean???????!!!!!!!!!!

: you are probably
: running into a known problem involving OPTIMIZATION.
:  James Overman HP Support Technology Lab  Roseville, CA

This is not a known problem but a user configuration issue.  The user must
either reconfigure the default nmheap or use linkedit altprog on the
Fortran compiler.  Or copy ftnxl.pub.sys and add ;nmheap=... (A bigger value)
to the FTNCOMP.PUB.SYS line.

Take a look at ftncat.pub.sys.  Or better yet look at COBCAT.PUB.SYS
where it explains error 6200:

384 Codegen detected error !.
$   Some type of error occurred in the code generator of the compiler.
$   Errors 5000-8999 are substituted for !.
$   For errors 5209 through 5211, this is probably due to some type of
$   user error on the COBOBJ file.
$   For errors 7204 through 7207, the object file, COBOBJ, is too small
$   or there was some kind of error writing to it.  i.e. it is $NULL.
$   For errors 5213 though 5214, this is probably due to some type of
$   user error on the COBASSM file.
$   For errors 5380 through 5383, 5980 or 5985 through 5990, this is
$   probably some type of user error on the COBOBJ file as a NMRL.
$   Error 5981 occurs because the NMRL file is too small.
$   For errors 5707, 6200-6299, 6310-6365 and 7201-7203, this indicates
$   the compiler is out of heap space.  The compiler heap space can be
$   increased by running with a larger NMHEAP:
$
$      run COBOL.PUB.SYS,ANSI85;NMHEAP=120000000 ...
$
$   If error 6305 and it occurs with $OPTIMIZE, this is a compiler
$   limitation.  You must remove $OPTIMIZE.
$   For all other errors see directions on line .3 if it is the ONLY
$   error or warning.

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