The "Project not compiled" MessageBox is sometimes
displayed during a clean. I believe this is a bug, as the
project is obviously not compiled if it is being cleaned.
what does compiler tab says when you try to clean?
when you try to clean several times do you get the same result?
when if you make -f makefile.win clean from the command
line? what does echo %ERRORLEVEL% say?
This is what I do to generate the MessageBox with ANY
multisource file project:
Perform full successful rebuild all (Ctrl+F11).
Make a typo somewhere in my source.
Attempt compile (F9).
Compiler / IDE automatically spots error line.
Execute -> Clean
MessageBox pops up ("Project is not compiled")
Strange. It kept doing it over and over again. But suddenly it
stopped. I do apologize as there is no way for me to give you
the compiler output log now! he he. I fear that may not have
been all that useful.
Kip
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Well, never between meals.
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Kip,
Is this associated to getting a message in compiler tab
saying something like '
nothing to make for "all"
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I don't see that. I just get it when I compile, compilation stops
due to syntax error or something, then try to clean.
Kip
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what does compiler tab says when you try to clean?
when you try to clean several times do you get the same result?
when if you make -f makefile.win clean from the command
line? what does echo %ERRORLEVEL% say?
is it similar to this?
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1152468&group_id=10639&atid=110639
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Hey man,
This is what I do to generate the MessageBox with ANY
multisource file project:
Strange. It kept doing it over and over again. But suddenly it
stopped. I do apologize as there is no way for me to give you
the compiler output log now! he he. I fear that may not have
been all that useful.
Kip