Huge number errors when building my project, that suggests it to be a include/path issue. What can I try to fix it?
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‎2022-04-19 2:53 AM
Hi,
I have a project in stm32cubeide that I have been using and updating for a while and have not had any issues. Now however, I get
10:35:50 Build Failed. 6348 errors, 48 warnings. (took 6s.171ms)
Looking at some of the errors, it ranges from undeclared variables, to not recognising number formats. It looks like a driver or path issue but the paths look OK to me. Cleaning the the project and rebuilding does nothing. Here is a screenshot of some of the errors and the path:
Any suggestions as to what I could try next would be appreciated.
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‎2022-04-19 4:08 AM
In your path there is STM32F767 but the screenshots shows STM32F446...
In the 1st screenshot there is #STM32F446RE., Try STM32F446xx
Without # and without RE
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‎2022-04-19 3:40 AM
Take care that the project root folder is on a short simple path, not containing spaces, non-ASCII chars or other difficulties.
hth
KnarfB
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‎2022-04-19 3:46 AM
HI, thanks for the suggestion but the project root is the same as it has always been (and it has been working until recently - no idea what has changed overnight). It is a
D:\Engineering_Software\STMicroelectronics\STM32F767\Pulse_base_MA3000_w_f446_v4_BACKUP
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‎2022-04-19 4:08 AM
In your path there is STM32F767 but the screenshots shows STM32F446...
In the 1st screenshot there is #STM32F446RE., Try STM32F446xx
Without # and without RE
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‎2022-04-19 5:00 AM
I knew it was going to be something simple. Good eye, it was indeed an incorrect symbol. Thanks!
