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Out of Memory error
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oblo Wrote:It happened to me during O-cman's development. I got this error because I putted a GOTO instead a GOSUB inside a SUBroutine, something like this:

10 REM main loop
20 stuff to do
30 GOSUB 100
90 GOTO 10
100 REM this is a SUB
110 stuff to do
120 GOTO 200
130 RETURN
200 REM this is another SUB
210 more stuff to do
220 RETURN

Line 120 must be GOSUB and not GOTO, that's why I got the Out Of Memory error. I don't know if this your case, but al least I hope gives you a clue.

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The code above is also ok, and should not produce any error. During execution time, every gosub must end with a return (to avoid stack overflow). Other than that, they needn't to be "balanced". If you execute the code above, it should work ok. :roll:
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