From: Andrew Y Kudowor
Subject: Rem
Date: 
Message-ID: <3565361B.5A1D@cableinet.co.uk>
I successfully run a programm that contain the "rem" function. When I
came the following day to run the same programm, there was this error of
insufficient argument supplied the rem function . I tried running the
expression (rem 7 2) alone at the command and the same error message
comes up.
Please any help on how to rectify the situation.
Regards
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From: Rainer Joswig
Subject: Re: Rem
Date: 
Message-ID: <4syiut5s.fsf@lise.lavielle.com>
Andrew Y Kudowor <········@cableinet.co.uk> writes:

> I successfully run a programm that contain the "rem" function. When I
> came the following day to run the same programm, there was this error of
> insufficient argument supplied the rem function . I tried running the
> expression (rem 7 2) alone at the command and the same error message
> comes up.
> Please any help on how to rectify the situation.

How about telling what kind of software you are talking about?
From: marisa
Subject: Re: Rem
Date: 
Message-ID: <3566F8D0.CAB63B96@kabelfoon.nl>
Andrew Y Kudowor wrote:

> I successfully run a programm that contain the "rem" function. When I
> came the following day to run the same programm, there was this error of
> insufficient argument supplied the rem function . I tried running the
> expression (rem 7 2) alone at the command and the same error message
> comes up.
> Please any help on how to rectify the situation.

With the little info you provide, my guess is that your program is
redefining the function rem somewhere. Look for "(defun rem" or "(defmacro
rem" in your code and that might be what you are looking for.