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version 1.15, 2002/08/20 16:59:01 version 1.16, 2002/08/21 09:36:01
Line 1101  defining its direct prefix (e.g., @code{ Line 1101  defining its direct prefix (e.g., @code{
 If you are using a preprocessor (e.g., @command{m4}) to generate Vmgen  If you are using a preprocessor (e.g., @command{m4}) to generate Vmgen
 input code, you may want to create @code{#line} directives (aka sync  input code, you may want to create @code{#line} directives (aka sync
 lines).  This error indicates that such a line is not in th syntax  lines).  This error indicates that such a line is not in th syntax
 expected by Vmgen (this should not happen).  expected by Vmgen (this should not happen; please report the offending
   line in a bug report).
   
 @cindex @code{syntax error, wrong char} error  @cindex @code{syntax error, wrong char} error
 @cindex syntax error, wrong char  @cindex syntax error, wrong char
 A syntax error.  Note that Vmgen is sometimes anal retentive about white  A syntax error.  If you do not see right away where the error is, it may
 space, especially about newlines.  be helpful to check the following: Did you put an empty line in a VM
   instruction where the C code is not delimited by braces (then the empty
   line ends the VM instruction)?  If you used brace-delimited C code, did
   you put the delimiting braces (and only those) at the start of the line,
   without preceding white space?  Did you forget a delimiting brace?
   
 @cindex @code{too many stacks} error  @cindex @code{too many stacks} error
 @item too many stacks  @item too many stacks
 Vmgen currently supports 4 stacks; if you need more, let us know.  Vmgen currently supports 3 stacks (plus the instruction stream); if you
   need more, let us know.
   
 @cindex @code{unknown prefix} error  @cindex @code{unknown prefix} error
 @item unknown prefix  @item unknown prefix
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