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Table 18–3. SAR$: WRITE Procedure CALL_STATUS Codes
Octal Code Status
SAR$ WRITE
037 The output I/O buffer address is NULL; this buffer must be provided when
writing to an SDF file or element.
0100 An unrecognized error has occurred in the SDFO routine. The SDFO error
code is returned in the SUB_STATUS field.
0101 An unrecognized error has occurred in an ACD subroutine. The ACD error
code is returned in the SUB_STATUS field.
0102 An unrecognized error has occurred in executing ER SYMB$. The SYMB$
error code is returned in the SUB_STATUS field.
0103 An incorrect SDFO packet version is being used. The correct SDFO packet
version is returned in the SUB_STATUS field.
0104 An incorrect ER SYMB$ packet version is being used. The correct SYMB$
packet version is returned in the SUB_STATUS field.
A CALL_STATUS code of 0100 or greater is an SAR$ internal error.
The WRITE procedure I/O status codes listed in Table 18–4 may be returned to the
calling program in the IO_STATUS field of the WRITE packet.
Table 18–4. SAR$: WRITE Procedure IO_STATUS Status List
Octal Code Status
0 Normal I/O status.
01 to 040 See Table C–2, I/O Status Codes, Exec ER Programming Reference Manual
for an explanation of the I/O status codes.
18.2. WRITE Function/MASM Interface
The SAR$ write function writes symbolic images to SDF files, SDF elements, and
symbiont files (PRINT$, PUNCH$, alternate PRINT$, and alternate PUNCH$). If an SDF
element is written to, the element is added to the program file table of contents when
the WRITE operation is completed (by calling S$ARCLOSO).
The SAR$ WRITE procedures can be called directly from MASM. The SAR$ data
structure definitions and procedure calls are defined by MASM procedures (PROCs).
The element SAR$PROCS contains these PROCs.
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