Remote Processing BASIC for the CX-10 Modbus - Manual (Page 83)

BASIC PROGRAMMING GUIDE
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This example produces an expected error:
?le-100/le28
ERROR: ARITH. UNDERFLOW
READY
This example produces an incorrect exponent:
>?le-100/.9e28
1.1111111 E-0
ARITH. OVERFLOW
The result of an arithmetic operation exceeds the upper limit of BASIC-52 floating-point numbers. BASIC-52's
largest floating-point number is ± .99999999E+127. An operation such as 1E100*1E28 causes an ARITH.
OVERFLOW error.
ARRAY SIZE
An array was accessed that is outside the dimension boundaries defined by a DIM instruction. For example:
DIM A(100)
PRINT A(102)
ERROR: ARRAY SIZE
READY
BAD ARGUMENT
The argument of an operator is out of limits. For example, A=REGREAD(300) generates a BAD ARGUMENT
error since the value assigned by the REGREAD operator is limited.
BAD SYNTAX
An invalid command, instruction, or operator or have attempted to use a reserved key word as part of a variable
was entered. This is a generic "I don't know what this is" responce by a computer.
C-STACK
More control stack memory was used than it has available. The control stack has of 158 byte of memory. A FOR-
NEXT loop uses 17 bytes, and DO-UNTIL, DO-WHILE, and GOSUB each use three bytes. This means you
limited to nine FOR-NEXT loops. Executing a return before a GOSUB, or a WHILE or UNTIL before a DO
instruction, or a NEXT before a FOR also generates a C-STACK error.
CAN'T CONTINUE
A program was edited after stopping.
DIVIDE BY ZERO
A number was divided by zero or a statement such as TAN(PI/2).