FUNL0106 Unexpected return from function package (module) in (DDname): (info); Fast/Unload cancelled.: Difference between revisions

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This message indicates that ''[[Fast/Unload]]'' is trying to compile a FUEL program that contains a call to a #function. The FUEL compiler calls various $function packages to locate the #function for the call being compiled. The #function package identified by ''module'' returned invalid information to the FUEL compiler, as noted by ''info''.  
This message indicates that [[Fast/Unload]] is trying to compile a FUEL program that contains a call to a #function. The FUEL compiler calls various $function packages to locate the #function for the call being compiled. The #function package identified by ''module'' returned invalid information to the FUEL compiler, as noted by ''info''.  


If ''module'' is '''**STDFUN''', then the #function is a Sirius-provided function and this bug should be reported to Sirius Software. Otherwise, the #function package is user provided. The package was loaded as ''module'', from either the specified ''DDname'' or, if '''*''' is shown, the STEPLIB/JOBLIB/link area in MVS, or a TEXT file on an accessed CMS disk. Contact Rocket Software technical support for assistance.
If ''module'' is '''**STDFUN''', then the #function is a Rocket-provided function and this bug should be reported to Rocket Software. Otherwise, the #function package is user provided. The package was loaded as ''module'', from either the specified ''DDname'' or, if '''*''' is shown, the STEPLIB/JOBLIB/link area in MVS, or a TEXT file on an accessed CMS disk. Contact Rocket Software technical support for assistance.


[[Category:Fast/Unload Messages]]
[[Category:Fast/Unload messages]]

Latest revision as of 13:41, 19 April 2013

This message indicates that Fast/Unload is trying to compile a FUEL program that contains a call to a #function. The FUEL compiler calls various $function packages to locate the #function for the call being compiled. The #function package identified by module returned invalid information to the FUEL compiler, as noted by info.

If module is **STDFUN, then the #function is a Rocket-provided function and this bug should be reported to Rocket Software. Otherwise, the #function package is user provided. The package was loaded as module, from either the specified DDname or, if * is shown, the STEPLIB/JOBLIB/link area in MVS, or a TEXT file on an accessed CMS disk. Contact Rocket Software technical support for assistance.