It returns to the first state after the generated output has been printed. We now explain the possible sorts of error. Subsequently, when ode begins reading the standard input, line numbers will start over again from 1. No effort is made to recover from syntax errors in the input. However, there is a meager effort to resynchronize, so that more than one syntax error in a file may be found at the same time.
Arithmetic exceptions are machine-dependent.
If the matherr facility is present, the error message will be fairly informative. The generation of any such message, except a message warning of an underflow, will cause the numerical solution to be interrupted. This too will cause the numerical solution to be abandoned, and ode to switch back to reading input. Go to the first , previous , next , last section, table of contents .