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Halting build on first failure as requested.
PostPosted: Fri Aug 05, 2005 10:19 am     Reply with quote
I'm using PCH 3.168 & MPLAB 6.30. I recently added the +EA command line option and now the compiler halts builds on warnings with the following message, "Halting build on first failure as requested." Is there any way I can keep the +EA command to show all errors and warnings (because it also displays RAM/ROM usage) but continue to build when there are warnings? I added +EA so I could see RAM/ROM usage after a build using MPLAB. If there is another way to display RAM/ROM usage after a build other than +EA, that will work too.

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PostPosted: Fri Aug 05, 2005 11:33 am     Reply with quote
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the compiler halts builds on warnings with the following message,
"Halting build on first failure as requested


In MPLAB, look in the Configure menu. In the section on Settings,
the pop-up window has a Projects tab. That tab has a check-box
for "Halt build on first failure". Try unchecking that box.

Also, try using +EW instead of +EA. It should stop on the first
error (without displaying the "Halting build" message), but if you
don't get any errors then it will compile OK and display all warning
messages.

This is how it works for me with MPLAB vs. 7.20 and PCM vs. 3.230.
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