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	Student Bugs: V22.0201.002 (fall 97)
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		V22.0201, Machine Organization I
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		Student BUGS
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We collect here some common errors we have found
made by students.  Please send my your favorite
errors!

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<a href=#config>Why does TD say ``no config file'' when
	I try to debug my program which assembles and
	links without error?
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<a href="#endm">End of Macro Definition (ENDM)
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<b>Why does TD say ``no config file'' when
        I try to debug my program which assembles and
        links without error?
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Here is one error which leads to this error:
if you happen to nest the definition of a procedure
within another procedure.  Typically, a student
will have all his or her procedures defined inside the
main procedure!

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<b>End of Macro Definition (ENDM)
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Note that you do not repeat the name
of the macro just before the ENDM pseudo instruction.
If you do this, you get a ``unexpected end of file''
error message from the assembler.
This is in contrast to the ENDP (end of procedure)
pseudo instruction.

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Click <a href="#top">here</a> to go to the top of FAQs.
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Bug reports? Suggestions? 
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Please send email to <a href="yap.nyu.edu">yap@@nyu.edu</a>.


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