Debugging the compilation

If the compiler detects any errors during compilation, the errors are written to an error file. The compiler will notify you of any errors as it compiles, and you can opt to cancel the compilation at any stage. If there are multiple or severe errors, the compiler might automatically cancel. Once the compiler is finished, you can locate each compile error and display information on it.

The compiler does not verify the operation of your project. Just because your project compiles does not mean it will work correctly at runtime. For example, the compiler checks that the tags you use are defined correctly, and that your Cicode has acceptable syntax. But, it does not check your tags for incorrect scaling, or that your Cicode has no potential divide by zero errors.

• Select the Project Editor and choose File | Compile Errors.

1. Click Help at the bottom of the Compile Errors dialog box.
2. Read the Help topic associated with the error.

• Click Go To at the bottom of the Compile Errors dialog box.

See Also