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'''Floating point exception''' (signal SIGFPE): An error occurred while processing floating point numbers. This may be for example a FPU overflow, a division by zero, or an invalid operation.
'''Unmatched inspect value''': An inspect clause couldn't find the value it was passed among the `when' clauses. If any value maybe passed to the `when' clause, adding an `else' clause will solve this problem.
'''Unmatched inspect value''': An inspect clause couldn't find the value it was passed among the `when` clauses. If any value maybe passed to the `when` clause, adding an `else` clause will solve this problem.
'''I/O error''': An error occurred while accessing a stream. Examples of this are a missing file, or insufficient rights.
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'''Run-time I/O error''': Exception raised by the run-time when encountering a I/O error internally.
'''External event''': On Unix, this happens when an operating system error occurs and does not set the `errno' variable.
'''External event''': On Unix, this happens when an operating system error occurs and does not set the `errno` variable.
'''Operating system error''': On Unix, this happens when an operating system error occurs and sets the `errno' variable.
'''Operating system error''': On Unix, this happens when an operating system error occurs and sets the `errno` variable.
'''COM error''': Raised when EiffelCOM encounters an error.