LEDs status / Trap numbers
LEDs status / Trap numbers
Do you know what the LEDs status 11000010 means?
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Re: LEDs status / Trap numbers
The Oberon Trap error codes are:
1: Array bounds error
2: Type test error
3: Source array too long
4: Nil Pointer
5: Invalid procedure call
6: Divisor negative or zero
7: Assertion failure
The temporary trap handler Kernel.Trap adds 192 (i.e. 11000000b) before displaying the LEDs presumably to indicate that the trap has occurred during the startup sequence rather than in normal operation.
Hence 11000010 is Trap #2 occurring during the startup sequence.
When there is a trap, the module number (MT) is stored in bits 0..3 and the source line number (ORS.Pos) in bits 8..31 as well as the error code (num) in bits 4..7 as shown in the ORG.Trap code:
PROCEDURE Trap(cond, num: LONGINT);
BEGIN num := ORS.Pos()*100H + num*10H + MT; Put3(BLR, cond, num)
END Trap;
If you can somehow extract and display the module number and position as well you will be able to pinpoint where the error is occurring.
1: Array bounds error
2: Type test error
3: Source array too long
4: Nil Pointer
5: Invalid procedure call
6: Divisor negative or zero
7: Assertion failure
The temporary trap handler Kernel.Trap adds 192 (i.e. 11000000b) before displaying the LEDs presumably to indicate that the trap has occurred during the startup sequence rather than in normal operation.
Hence 11000010 is Trap #2 occurring during the startup sequence.
When there is a trap, the module number (MT) is stored in bits 0..3 and the source line number (ORS.Pos) in bits 8..31 as well as the error code (num) in bits 4..7 as shown in the ORG.Trap code:
PROCEDURE Trap(cond, num: LONGINT);
BEGIN num := ORS.Pos()*100H + num*10H + MT; Put3(BLR, cond, num)
END Trap;
If you can somehow extract and display the module number and position as well you will be able to pinpoint where the error is occurring.