Procomm+ Rep,
After making several code modifications to an exisiting Procomm+ Aspect working compiled program, I now get a lot of invalid variables and expression compliation errors on code that I know was working and has not been touched in months or years ?
If I move around my #include files, I can make the errors move around to other variables and fix ones before which makes me suspicious, that I have hit some limitation within Procomm+ ??
- Is there any code size limitations within Procomm+ ?
- Can I have up to 10 .inc, .c, .h, .cpp, .hpp include modules in a *.was file in any order ?
- I do have variable declared in all of the #include files and moving these around seems to chanage the compliation results as well ?
- Should I have all of my variable declarations in one #include and located in a ceratin location in the *.was file ??
- Help !! My project is on hold till I can code & compile again, and it seems as if I need some changes done in my project files and structure to satisify the Procomm+ complier ?
Best Regards,
Bill Lusche
Sr. Development Engineer
After making several code modifications to an exisiting Procomm+ Aspect working compiled program, I now get a lot of invalid variables and expression compliation errors on code that I know was working and has not been touched in months or years ?
If I move around my #include files, I can make the errors move around to other variables and fix ones before which makes me suspicious, that I have hit some limitation within Procomm+ ??
- Is there any code size limitations within Procomm+ ?
- Can I have up to 10 .inc, .c, .h, .cpp, .hpp include modules in a *.was file in any order ?
- I do have variable declared in all of the #include files and moving these around seems to chanage the compliation results as well ?
- Should I have all of my variable declarations in one #include and located in a ceratin location in the *.was file ??
- Help !! My project is on hold till I can code & compile again, and it seems as if I need some changes done in my project files and structure to satisify the Procomm+ complier ?
Best Regards,
Bill Lusche
Sr. Development Engineer