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\name{warning}\title{Warning Messages}\usage{warning(message)}\alias{warning}\description{\code{warning} generates a warning message that corresponds to itsargument. The result \bold{depends} on the value of\code{\link{options}("warn")}.If \code{warn} is negative warnings are ignored; if it is zero theyare stored and printed after the top--level function has completed;if it is one they are printed as they occur and if it is 2 (or larger)warnings are turned into errors.If \code{warn} is zero a top--level variable \code{last.warning} iscreated. It contains the warnings which can be printed via a call to\code{\link{warnings}}.}\examples{\testonly{eigenval <- 10 ^ -rnorm(1,m=6)}if(eigenval < 1.e-7) warning("system near singular")}\keyword{programming}