Explanation
One of the following conditions occurred:
- ABS(X) was greater than or equal to K, where K=2**63 for short
and long floating-point values, and K=2**64 for extended floating-point
values.
- The absolute value of the real part of X was greater than or equal
to K, where K=2**63 for complex short and long floating-point values,
and K=2**64 for complex extended floating-point values.
- An overflow occurred because the absolute value of the imaginary
part of X was greater than K, where K is as follows:
- 89.76 for complex short floating-point arguments
- 710.82 for complex long floating-point arguments
- 11357.56 for complex extended floating-point arguments
- An overflow occurred because the absolute value of the imaginary
part of X was greater than I but less than J, and the absolute value
of the real part was out of range. The values for I and J are as
follows:
- I = 89.41 and J = 89.76 for complex short floating-point arguments
- I = 710.47 and J = 710.82 for complex long floating-point arguments
- I = 11357.21 and J = 11357.56 for complex extended floating-point
arguments
The ONCODEs associated with this message are:
- For real short floating-point arguments:
- 1506
- Argument greater than or equal to limit
- 2425
- Argument equal to plus or minus limit
- For complex short floating-point arguments:
- 1529
- Absolute value of the real part of argument greater than or equal
to limit
- For real long floating-point arguments:
- 1507
- Argument greater than or equal to limit
- 2426
- Argument equal to plus or minus limit
- For complex long floating-point arguments:
- 1530
- Absolute value of the real part of argument greater than or equal
to limit
- For real extended floating-point arguments:
- 1517
- Argument greater than or equal to limit
- For complex extended floating-point arguments:
- 1531
- Absolute value of the real part of argument greater than or equal
to limit
System action
The ERROR condition is raised.
Programmer response
Symbolic Feedback Code
IBM0H0