Greetings and thanks to all the kind folks who wrote.
The problem: When I compile my code, MB now compiles it as a .MBO file. I
don't know why it does that --
it was compiling fine (i.e., .MBX) before.
The solution: Turns out to be pretty easy/basic. One of the responders
wrapped up the answers:
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MBO files are created in a number of different ways:
1) Use of sub procedures without identifying the first sub-
procedure as main
2) Declaration of sub procedures within a program but without use
of that procedure
3) Calling a sub-procedure within an mb has been declared but
does not exist within that program
There may be other reasons of which I am not aware, but hopefully
one of these will help you.
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My problem was actually #3. I was debugging my program by starting anew
and copying small pieces to the new file. One of the procedures I copied
called a function that I had not yet copied. Once I included the missing
function, it compiled as .MBX.
Thanks again and good luck!
Steve Riese
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