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  Message:      RT157
 
  Text:         Not enough program memory: object file too large
                to load
 
  Severity:     Recoverable
 
  Explanation:  Either your program is too large for the available
                memory space, or the stack is full.
 
  Resolution:   If you have specified the ON OVERFLOW/EXCEPTION clause
                in the relevant CALL statement the error is
                recoverable.  Any associated imperative statement will
                be executed before the next instruction.
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