MFPLI00480 - MFPLI00499
MFPLI00480S Source and target in assignment have differing strong types.
Source and target in assignment have differing strong types.
MFPLI00481S Assignment of HANDLE to POINTER is invalid.
Assignment of HANDLE to POINTER is invalid.
MFPLI00482S Invalid assignment to STRUCTURE TYPE.
Invalid assignment to STRUCTURE TYPE.
MFPLI00483S Extents in type descriptors must be constant.
Extents in type descriptors must be constant.
MFPLI00484S Arithmetic operations involving STRUCTURE TYPE are not permitted.
Arithmetic operations involving STRUCTURE TYPE are not permitted.
MFPLI00485S Typed structure "insert-name" is not permitted in this context.
Typed structure is not permitted in this context.
MFPLI00486S "insert-name" is not a type name.
Only type name is permitted in this context.
MFPLI00487S First and third arguments of XMLSCRUB built-in must be a POINTER.
MFPLI00488S SQRTF operand must be of type FLOAT.
SQRTF argument must be of type FLOAT BINARY or FLOAT DECIMAL.
MFPLI00489E An END statement needs to be supplied to close a previous DO, SELECT, BEGIN, or PROCEDURE statement; compiler option -nomulticlose is in effect.
Compiler option -nomulticlose (default) prohibits multiple closure of groups (automatic insertion of END statements).
MFPLI00490W Comment contains a semicolon on line "line-number".
If programmer forgets to close a comment and end up excluding real code then this warning can diagnose such case (if -nolaxcomment is specified).
MFPLI00491S "variable-name" is declared with a constant length extent; the corresponding extent in the ALLOCATE statement does not match.
The length extent as specified in the ALLOCATE statement is invalid because it does match the corresponding extent in the declaration.
MFPLI00492S "variable-name" is declared as a scalar; the corresponding item in the ALLOCATE statement has a dimension.
Dimensions in the ALLOCATE statement must match corresponding dimensions in the declaration.
MFPLI00493S The constant dimensions specified for "variable-name" in the ALLOCATE statement do not match the corresponding dimensions specified in its declaration.
Dimensions in the ALLOCATE statement must match corresponding dimensions in the declaration.
MFPLI00494S The number of dimensions specified for "variable-name" in the ALLOCATE statement do not match the corresponding dimensions specified in its declaration.
Dimensions in the ALLOCATE statement must match corresponding dimensions in the declaration.
Parent topic:
MFPLI - PL/I Compiler Messages