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Re: 'No Robot Code' Message After Seemingly Successful Upload
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Originally Posted by akatt99 View Post
Hey everyone! I'm new on these forums, so please correct me if anything is not up to standard.

We're having a pretty big problem just days before this build season ends. We have programmed most of the aspects of our robot, and we need to test the robot and its full capabilities. We have a master project which contains all of the code merged together for the different parts of the robot's operation. We are able to build with no errors. The problems arise when deploying. Everything looks fine in the eclipse console when the code deploys; however, when the driver station is opened, we get the message saying 'No Robot Code.' Other projects deploy just fine. I don't believe it's a code issue, because multiple programmers have verified the code as correct, though I don't rule this out as a possible issue. I also don't think it's a project or workspace issue because the projects and workspaces have been switched multiple times for the same source code.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!
Check to make sure your code has only possible ports for objects. The same thing happened to me when I tried using a gyro in port 3 rather than 1 or 0.