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     If your program is unstructured and you specified NOTRICKLE, undefined
     behavior will result. If you suspect that a problem is being caused by
     trickling, you can locate any instance of trickling by specifying
     TRICKLECHECK.
 
     When a program generated with TRICKLECHECK attempts to trickle, a
     run-time error 199 (Operating System corrupted) is returned.
     Information about the program name, segment number and offset within
     the segment is displayed. This can be related to a source code
     location by referring to an assembler listing, produced by specifying
     ASMLIST or SOURCEASM, or a listing of the offset of each paragraph,
     produced by specifying PARAS.
 
     See also ◄TRICKLE►
              ◄ASMLIST►
              ◄SOURCEASM►
              ◄PARAS►
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