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## F

  `E-FOR, Empty list`
  `SIC, FOR` command. The compilation mode is not entered.
  User action : Reenter `FOR` command with a list of values.

  `E-FOR, Incomplete list :`
  `SIC, FOR` command. The invalid list is typed with a pointer to the error.
  User action : correct the error.

  `E-FOR, Input level too deep`
  `SIC, FOR` command. The execution level is too high, too many macros or loops are nested, the loop cannot be executed.
  User action : avoid so deeply nested situations by concatenating all macros in a single one instead of nesting them. Deep nesting (more than 8 execution levels) is almost invariably unnecessary.

  `E-FOR, Invalid loop :`
  `SIC, FOR` command. The invalid list is typed with a pointer to the error.
  User action : correct the error.

  `E-FOR, Logical expression is too long`
  `SIC, FOR` command with `/WHILE` option. The logical expression specified in the `/WHILE` option is too long to be stored and evaluated.
  User action : make it simpler using intermediate variables.

  `I-FOR, Loop <Integer> has finished`
  `SIC, VERIFY` mode. Information message

  `I-FOR, Loop <Integer> is running with index <Real>`
  `SIC, VERIFY` mode. Information message.

  `W-FOR, Loop <Integer> compilation aborted`
  `SIC`, loop compilation mode. This message is typed after a `QUIT` command has been typed to abort a loop compilation.

  `E-FOR, Loop buffer overflow`
  `SIC`, loop compilation mode. Too many commands were entered in the loop buffers. Loop compilation failed.
  User action : Put the remaining commands in a macro, and execute the macro within the loop.

  `W-FOR, Line not valid in this context, ignored`
  `SIC`, loop compilation. The user attempted to insert an invalid command (such as `HELP, EDIT`) into a loop buffer.
  User action : such commands cannot be placed in loops.

  `W-FOR, No variable or list`
  `SIC, FOR` command. Either the loop variable or the list of values is missing.
  User action : Correct the command line.

  `E-FOR, Only <Integer> levels of FOR - NEXT loops`
  `SIC, FOR` command. The user attempt to nest too many loops.
  User action : find another solution to your problem than nesting so many loops.

  `E-FOR, Syntax error in list :`
  `SIC, FOR` command. The invalid list is typed with a pointer to the error.
  User action : correct the error.

  `E-FOR, Too many arguments in list`
  `SIC, FOR` command. The `FOR` list is too long.
  User action : Run two (or more) consecutive loops with part of the list to span all values in your original list.

  `E-FUNCTION, Invalid function name <string>`
  `SIC`, function definition routine. A user program defined function has an invalid name. Function names are limited to 15 characters and must begin with a letter. This is a programming error.
  User action : notify the programmer.

  `F-FUNCTION, SIC is not loaded`
  `SIC`, function definition routine. The program tries to define a function before SIC has been initialized. This is a programming error.
  User action : notify the programmer.

  `E-FUNCTION, Too many arguments to function`
  `SIC`, function definition routine. A user program defined function has too many arguments. Function cannot have more than 4 arguments. This is a programming error.
  User action : notify the programmer.

  `E-FUNCTION, Too many functions`
  `SIC`, function definition routine. The program attempts to define too many user functions. This is a programming error.
  User action : notify the programmer who should contact the authors if he really needs so many functions.

  `E-FUNCTION, <Integer> arguments to function <String>`
  `SIC`, function definition routine. A user defined function has a negative number of arguments. This is a programming error.
  User action : notify the programmer.

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