From: msxhans@yahoo.com   
      
   "bradclark1@msn.com"  wrote:   
      
   >Sorry for double post.   
   >I'm trying to teach myself pascal and I got hold of a book "Programming   
   >   
   >Your Own Adventure Games In Pascal". It's written in pascal p-code and   
   >I debug often to check for problems. I get these errors and I can't   
   >find if these errors are p-code or ISO pascal errors. As far as the   
   >Comment level 2 errors I looked through the code and there is no   
   >closeing braces for them. I just mystified. Could someone   
   >please give me some advice?   
   >   
   >Thanks,   
   >Brad   
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   >             Error Messages   
   >   
   >   
   >Compiling c:\docume~1\brad\pascal~1\miniad~2.pas   
   >miniad~2.pas(79,4) Warning: Illegal compiler directive $IMINI1   
   >miniad~2.pas(80,4) Warning: Illegal compiler directive $IMINI3   
   >miniad~2.pas(81,4) Warning: Illegal compiler directive $IMAZE1   
   >miniad~2.pas(82,4) Warning: Illegal compiler directive $IMINI2   
   >miniad~2.pas(84) Warning: Comment level 2 found   
   >miniad~2.pas(273) Warning: Comment level 2 found   
   >======================================   
   >   
   >   
   >(*******************)   
   >(*        wipe       *)   
   >(*******************)   
   >        PROCEDURE wipe;   
   >        BEGIN   
   >                write(chr(ff));   
   >        END;   
   >   
   >   
   >        (*$imini1.text*)   
   >        (*$imini3.text*)   
   >        (*$imaze1.text*)   
   >        (*$imini2.text*)   
   >        (*(*   
   >        *)   
   >        (***************************)   
   >        (* i n t r o d u c t i o n   *)   
   >        (***************************)   
      
   The compiler directives like $imini1.text are to direct the compiler to read   
   the   
   contents of the file mini1.text as part of the soruce to compile. This is UCSD   
   Pascal I assume, I know the book.   
   The compiler you are using now does have another way of specifying this I   
   suspect.   
   You can run UCSD Pascal if you like on a PC, or as Apple Pascal in an Apple II   
   emulator, see my website for that.   
   Hans, http://www.hansotten.com   
      
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