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Originally Posted by ZeoFateX
Thanks, I'll see if this helps after school tomorrow. We've been going bonkers trying to figure out what was wrong lol.
Thanks,
Greg
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Oops!
There's a more reasonable explaination I brushed over.
You may have defined BANKED somewhere in your code.
e.g.,
Code:
#define BANKED 999
#include "ifi_default.h"
//or
#include "ifi_picdefs.h"
would also cause the problem you saw.
This would conflict with the #define BANKED IFI created in ifi_defpics.h.
You have to make sure you don't declare macros, variables, routines, etc. by the same name used elsewhere. If this is what you did, you'd normally get a duplicate declaration error, but you happened to pick a define that's used for an error check and got that error message first.