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Build failed - error 7

Disconnect type definitions:

disconnect_typedef.png

 

 

Alternatively create new typedef, replace all instances of old one with the new one, delete old one.

 

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I gave up and deleted the projected, created a new one.  Was a pain because I had several virtual folders, conditional disables, and builds in the project, but...  it worked.  I have the broken one on SVN and eventually want to figure out what was causing it, but it's fixed for now.

 

Thanks again everyone for your help and suggestions.

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@BowenM wrote:

I gave up and deleted the projected, created a new one.  Was a pain because I had several virtual folders, conditional disables, and builds in the project, but...  it worked.


Ah, this might be another good candidate. I tend to avoid any disable structures in my production code - I had problems with builds because of them in the past, even with those with unbroken wires in disable states.

 

Anyway, good to hear that it works now 🙂

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@BowenM wrote:

 I have the broken one on SVN and eventually want to figure out what was causing it, but it's fixed for now.


 

Not sure if you know this but .LVPROJ files are just ASCII XML files with a different extension.  So any text comparison tool or XML analysis tool can be used pretty easily to try spotting the difference between the two if you really want to find the reason.

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