Why can't BST find FSRW?!?!?
Microcontrolled
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I've spent way too much time fooling with this. I have a program that calls the FSRW object. It compiles fine in Propeller Tool, but when I open it in BST, it says it can't find it. I changed the compile search directory, I've selected the directory in IDE options, I have it searching in the right place and I KNOW it is because it finds all the other objects. In fact, if I remove FSRW it compiles through the objects and then tells me there is an error because it doesn't recognize the object calls to FSRW in the code, obviously. I've put FSRW in every directory. I've even changed the name, and still no luck. Why can't I accomplish this simple task?!?!
Please help!
Thanks,
Micro
Please help!
Thanks,
Micro
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Attach your program (with all its bits and pieces) to your reply and provide the preferences you have for the library search directory (do a cut and paste).
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At least it usually happens to me.
You could try to export the working archive from the propeller tool, unzip it in another directory and reopen and compile it with BST. If it works the problem is not with BST.
Massimo