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From: gary@mit-eddie.MIT.EDU (Gary Samad)
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Subject: Re: Gurus and Amigaworld
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Date: Sat, 28-Jun-86 14:35:28 EDT
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Summary: This is an explanation of where to find about the guru numbers.


The first number in the Guru medititation is the error number.  Evidently
if the number is greater than 10 it is a 68000 error number (TRAP of some
sort); the other numbers are defined in exec/alerts.h if you have one of
the C compilers for the machine.

The second number is the address where the error occurred.  This may or may
not be useful but someone at Amiga told me that if the number is 9Dxx it is
probably your code and if it is 97xx it is probably an input handler error.
Don't know what other numbers may mean...

	Gary