Okay, this is really weird. I am sure it is just a setting some where
but I have gone over it and over it and I just can't figure out what
switch I flipped.
I have been writing a program using CodeWarriar Rev 6. Things where
going along fine until one day I compiled and the program generated an
error on the emulator (object not in form). I was pretty sure I knew
where the problem was so I went in and fixed it. But after re-making
the file, I still I got the error. I remarked out all possible
offending lines but I still go the error. I remarked out the entire
offending subroutine call. I still got the error.
To make a long story short, none of the changes that I make to my source
code or to my resource files (constructor) are reflected in the newly
compiled/linked files. If I go in and delete a button from a form
using Constructor, then the button is still there on the compiled file.
If I change "print" statements in the program that run before the error,
then the changes don't appear (the old print statement remains).
If I reboot I can load the resources again and the changes I made the
code and resources are still there. I even checked the header files
generated by Constructor and they seem to be in agreement with the
current version of the resources. But none of these changes appear in
the final PRC file.
What have I done?
I have tried deleting the object code and deleting everything from the
project directory except the .rcsc file and the .mcp file. I started
with a brand new emulator session. Nothing works. The file compiles,
links, and then generates a new PRC database (the old one having been
deleted) that identical to the old version. As far as I know, the code
for that version doesn't even exist anymore!
I have no clue. Any advice would be appreciated.
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