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Jonathan LeemingPBuild Error - PROJECT.XPJ (0/1)
on Fri, 14 Nov 2014 09:37:50 -0700
Hi,

I can succesfully build  my main application but when trying to build
a second project (same PC/Xbase Workbench) I get an error...

[Hint] : Pbuild.exe PROJECT.XPJ
[Error]  Command-line : XBT0024: Command-line 
[Hint] : 'xpp /wu /n /p /q /w /b /dDEBUG /oC:\famxbase\a20es
@C:\Users\Jonathan\AppData\Local\Temp\11142106.tmp' returned error   1
[Hint] : Processing time:      0.13 secs.
[Hint] : DONE


I'm guessing that it can not create the 11149027.tmp file but it is
the same PC / 2.0 Workbench which builds both my main app and your
demo fine.

I have attached my project file...

Does anyone have any ideas... Thanks... Jonathan
Andreas HerdtRe: PBuild Error - PROJECT.XPJ (0/1)
on Mon, 17 Nov 2014 13:10:12 +0100
Hi Jonathan,

The best way to nail down these kind of problems is to execute the
build process from a console window and use some pbuild command
line flags that allow collection of more information.

From the console execute "pbuild.exe PROJECT.XPJ" and observe
that the same error is reported in this scenario as it is reported when
building the project from the workbench.

As a second step build the project using the command line flag "-k -v".
More information is printed on what the project builder is doing and
the temporary files are not removed after the build process.

The last step is to isolating the root cause why the compiler complaints.
Execute the problematic compiler execution from the console as it
is printed from the project build with the run when the temporary files
have been created. In your case this is following line (the name of the
temp file will differ):

> 'xpp /wu /n /p /q /w /b /dDEBUG /oC:\famxbase\a20es
> @C:\Users\Jonathan\AppData\Local\Temp\11142106.tmp'

Does this guide you into the right direction?

With my best regards,

  Andreas Herdt
  Alaska Software

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"Jonathan Leeming" wrote in message 
news:ngbc6a9otgti63unggo7oig04an0atu217@4ax.com...
> Hi,
>
> I can succesfully build  my main application but when trying to build
> a second project (same PC/Xbase Workbench) I get an error...
>
> [Hint] : Pbuild.exe PROJECT.XPJ
> [Error]  Command-line : XBT0024: Command-line
> [Hint] : 'xpp /wu /n /p /q /w /b /dDEBUG /oC:\famxbase\a20es
> @C:\Users\Jonathan\AppData\Local\Temp\11142106.tmp' returned error   1
> [Hint] : Processing time:      0.13 secs.
> [Hint] : DONE
>
>
> I'm guessing that it can not create the 11149027.tmp file but it is
> the same PC / 2.0 Workbench which builds both my main app and your
> demo fine.
>
> I have attached my project file...
>
> Does anyone have any ideas... Thanks... Jonathan
Jonathan LeemingRe: PBuild Error - PROJECT.XPJ (0/1)
on Tue, 18 Nov 2014 09:21:40 -0700
On Mon, 17 Nov 2014 13:10:12 +0100, Andreas Herdt wrote:

>Hi Jonathan,
>
>The best way to nail down these kind of problems is to execute the
>build process from a console window and use some pbuild command
>line flags that allow collection of more information.
>
>From the console execute "pbuild.exe PROJECT.XPJ" and observe
>that the same error is reported in this scenario as it is reported when
>building the project from the workbench.
>
>As a second step build the project using the command line flag "-k -v".
>More information is printed on what the project builder is doing and
>the temporary files are not removed after the build process.
>
>The last step is to isolating the root cause why the compiler complaints.
>Execute the problematic compiler execution from the console as it
>is printed from the project build with the run when the temporary files
>have been created. In your case this is following line (the name of the
>temp file will differ):
>
>> 'xpp /wu /n /p /q /w /b /dDEBUG /oC:\famxbase\a20es
>> @C:\Users\Jonathan\AppData\Local\Temp\11142106.tmp'
>
>Does this guide you into the right direction?
>
>With my best regards,


Hi Andreas,

Thanks for your suggestions... I think I now see what is going on.  

Hope your European DevCon was as successful as Pheonix!

Regards... Jonathan
Andreas HerdtRe: PBuild Error - PROJECT.XPJ (0/1)
on Tue, 18 Nov 2014 19:13:01 +0100
Hi Jonathan,

Thanks very much. The Frankfurt DevCon was very exciting. Basically
the same great event we have had in Pheonix 

> Thanks for your suggestions... I think I now see what is going on.

Can you shed some light in here? What was wrong? What did you see?

Waiting with anticipation for the resolution 

  Andreas Herdt
  Alaska Software

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"Jonathan Leeming" wrote in message 
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> On Mon, 17 Nov 2014 13:10:12 +0100, Andreas Herdt wrote:
>
>>Hi Jonathan,
>>
>>The best way to nail down these kind of problems is to execute the
>>build process from a console window and use some pbuild command
>>line flags that allow collection of more information.
>>
>>From the console execute "pbuild.exe PROJECT.XPJ" and observe
>>that the same error is reported in this scenario as it is reported when
>>building the project from the workbench.
>>
>>As a second step build the project using the command line flag "-k -v".
>>More information is printed on what the project builder is doing and
>>the temporary files are not removed after the build process.
>>
>>The last step is to isolating the root cause why the compiler complaints.
>>Execute the problematic compiler execution from the console as it
>>is printed from the project build with the run when the temporary files
>>have been created. In your case this is following line (the name of the
>>temp file will differ):
>>
>>> 'xpp /wu /n /p /q /w /b /dDEBUG /oC:\famxbase\a20es
>>> @C:\Users\Jonathan\AppData\Local\Temp\11142106.tmp'
>>
>>Does this guide you into the right direction?
>>
>>With my best regards,
>
>
> Hi Andreas,
>
> Thanks for your suggestions... I think I now see what is going on.
>
> Hope your European DevCon was as successful as Pheonix!
>
> Regards... Jonathan
>
Jonathan LeemingRe: PBuild Error - PROJECT.XPJ (0/1)
on Tue, 18 Nov 2014 11:26:51 -0700
On Tue, 18 Nov 2014 19:13:01 +0100, Andreas Herdt wrote:

>Hi Jonathan,
>
>Thanks very much. The Frankfurt DevCon was very exciting. Basically
>the same great event we have had in Pheonix 
>
>> Thanks for your suggestions... I think I now see what is going on.
>
>Can you shed some light in here? What was wrong? What did you see?
>
>Waiting with anticipation for the resolution 

There was a prg file listed in the project file but did not exist in
the application project directory.  Once I copied it in to the
directory the error message cleared up.

Thanks for the Command Line suggestion... I should have thought of
that given that in the 2013 Phoenix conference you pointed out to me
that the command line build gives better diagnostics.

Thanks Again... Jonathan
Andreas HerdtRe: PBuild Error - PROJECT.XPJ (0/1)
on Wed, 19 Nov 2014 10:36:47 +0100
Hi Jonathan,

I didn't remember it was you having the discussion.

I took a note that the workbench should verify the availability of all 
source
files when the project is loaded. At least the user should be notified about
that.

With my best regards,

  Andreas Herdt
  Alaska Software

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"Jonathan Leeming" wrote in message 
news:ui3n6a1bacec6lo5f0knr3rlamkp4o426n@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 18 Nov 2014 19:13:01 +0100, Andreas Herdt wrote:
>
>>Hi Jonathan,
>>
>>Thanks very much. The Frankfurt DevCon was very exciting. Basically
>>the same great event we have had in Pheonix ;-)
>>
>>> Thanks for your suggestions... I think I now see what is going on.
>>
>>Can you shed some light in here? What was wrong? What did you see?
>>
>>Waiting with anticipation for the resolution ;-)
>
> There was a prg file listed in the project file but did not exist in
> the application project directory.  Once I copied it in to the
> directory the error message cleared up.
>
> Thanks for the Command Line suggestion... I should have thought of
> that given that in the 2013 Phoenix conference you pointed out to me
> that the command line build gives better diagnostics.
>
> Thanks Again... Jonathan