Multiple project configuration detected

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I'm trying to build a project that's worked fine before. However, I'm
suddenly getting the message:

Fatail Compiler Error: GEN1111: Multiple project configuration
detected. Do not use a .sb7 project as .sbi file.

All of my include files have the extention .sbi. There is only one
..sb7 per project. There's a chance that one or more of my sbi's
original started as an sb7/6, but was "Saved as" an sbi. Perhaps that
didn't strip out the necessary settings, and now I'm getting a compile
error.

Any thoughts?

Mike Hanson
www.boxsoft.net

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I'm looking at the build output. I've got a couple of recursive
sbi's, but it seems like I'm seeing the "Recursive compile" message on
a bunch of my sbi's:

It's happening on all the sb7's that I've tested, so I'm wondering
what's happened.

Mike Hanson
www.boxsoft.net

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Hi Mike,
> I'm trying to build a project that's worked fine before. However, I'm
> suddenly getting the message:
>
> Fatail Compiler Error: GEN1111: Multiple project configuration
> detected. Do not use a .sb7 project as .sbi file.
>
> All of my include files have the extention .sbi. There is only one
> ..sb7 per project. There's a chance that one or more of my sbi's
> original started as an sb7/6, but was "Saved as" an sbi. Perhaps that
> didn't strip out the necessary settings, and now I'm getting a compile
> error.
>
> Any thoughts?

I had the same problem last time. I have asked Friedrich and this is replay:

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Exactly what it says <g>. In the past, you have renamed a .sb7 project file
to .sbi and then you have used this as an "include script" in your
project(s). This is not allowed and can cause big, BIG, troubles. The
invalid .sbi will always overwrite important project settings (in your
"real" .sb7) and this can result in a support nightmare for you.

That's why the SB73 compiler can detect such a scenario. Create a "real"
..sbi (copy the code over from your "fake" .sbi) and you are done.

Does this help?
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also I had a lot of SB6/sb7 script "converted" to sbi script by renaming
but now it doesn't work... Have to recreate that script file to real sbi.

gennadi

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Thanks, Gennadi. I suspected it might be something like this. I'll
endeavour to recreate all my sbi's by copy+pasting. (There are only
about 8 of them.)

Mike Hanson
www.boxsoft.net

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It turns out there was one with all the section headers that one would
expect to see in an sb7 file. After recreating that one, everything
is working as expected. Now I can finish uploading my builds.

Mike Hanson
www.boxsoft.net