MPLAB 8.92
Assembly language
I keep a couple of sandbox project files for quickly testing code before moving it to a bigger project. Upon opening one of the projects, I got the dreaded "file not found message." Went to the add file dialog, found the file, added it, deleted the one labeled "not found, "and everything seemed normal. Assembled, saved, etc.
Next session, same thing happened. Tried the "find file" dialog (right click), identified the path, saved, and so forth. As before it worked, but when opening a new session, the source file can't be found. Relabeled the file. Same process and relabeled file can't be found, but is there.
I only only tested one other project just in case it is a MPLAb corruption. That opened and closed fine. So, I am assuming the glitch is in that one project file. An obvious solution is to set up a new project and copy the existing files to it.
Before I do that, is there a known fix to that type of corrupted project file? I presume deleting one of more of the project files and not the whole project might work, but I don't know which files that might be.
John
Assembly language
I keep a couple of sandbox project files for quickly testing code before moving it to a bigger project. Upon opening one of the projects, I got the dreaded "file not found message." Went to the add file dialog, found the file, added it, deleted the one labeled "not found, "and everything seemed normal. Assembled, saved, etc.
Next session, same thing happened. Tried the "find file" dialog (right click), identified the path, saved, and so forth. As before it worked, but when opening a new session, the source file can't be found. Relabeled the file. Same process and relabeled file can't be found, but is there.
I only only tested one other project just in case it is a MPLAb corruption. That opened and closed fine. So, I am assuming the glitch is in that one project file. An obvious solution is to set up a new project and copy the existing files to it.
Before I do that, is there a known fix to that type of corrupted project file? I presume deleting one of more of the project files and not the whole project might work, but I don't know which files that might be.
John