Changes between Version 396 and Version 397 of doc/app/errmsg

Timestamp:

Jun 8, 2017 12:01:13 PM (8 years ago)

Author:

Giersch

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doc/app/errmsg

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 ||[=#PA0166 PA0166]   ||re-opening of file-id ... is not allowed   || It was tried to re-open a file, which had already been opened once during the simulation. Only certain files are allowed to be re-opened to prevent errors. If you are sure that the file can be re-opened without causing any errors, you may add the file-id to the list in routine check_open. See also the list of [../iofiles I/O-files]. ||
 ||[=#PA0167 PA0167]   ||opening file-id ... not allowed for PE ...   || Certain files are only allowed to be opened on a certain PE (in most cases only on PE0). Please check if your file can be opened on this PE and choose a different file-id. ||
-||[=#PA0168 PA0168]   ||opening file-id ... is not allowed since it is used otherwise   || Certain file-ids are reserved for files used outside of the main program. Please refer to the list of [../iofiles I/O-files] and choose an unused file-id. ||
+||[=#PA0168 PA0168]   ||opening file-id ... is not allowed since it is used otherwise   || Certain file-ids are reserved for files temporarily used outside of the main program. Please refer to the list of [../iofiles I/O-files] and choose an unused file-id. ||
 ||[=#PA0169 PA0169]   ||current user-interface revision "..." does not match the required revision r.... ||You are using a user-interface which does not match the installed PALM revision. One reason might be that the default user-interface of the newest PALM revision has been changed by the PALM developers (e.g. because some parameters have been added to parameter-lists of subroutine calls). Please carefully read the [wiki:doc/tec/changelog source code change log], where these kind of changes are announced, and where also hints will be given for how to adjust existing user-interfaces. ||
 ||[=#PA0170 PA0170]   ||pointer for array ".." can't be associated   ||This is an internal error message from the pmc (PALM model coupler) which is responsible for data exchange in nested runs. Please submit a trouble ticket if you are sure that you did not modify the source code of the model coupler (routine names starting with ''pmc'').  ||