TRANS FAILED: Invalid source file
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| Suddenly when compiling my program I get the following message: "/home/fedor/Applicaties/MonkeyPro/bin/transcc_linux" -target=Html5_Game -config=Debug -run "/media/huisserver_data/Fedor/programmeren/testgame/testgame.monkey" TRANS monkey compiler V1.50 TRANS FAILED: Invalid source file Done. I first added an extra pad to the MODPATH variable in the config file, but I restored the previous version and it still is a problem. I 've tried to open an bananas-example, it ran without problems. I've copied the code into a new source file, same problem. I 've removed all code - same error. I removed parts - same error. I 've checked permissions on the files - I have full controll My system is Unbuntu 13.04 64bits and the code is on a cifs-share. It was working well on this config a few hours ago. |
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| not sure if has any logic, but create a new project and copy paste the code in the new one.. |
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| @Raul: tried that, same problem still occured |
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| ...okay: copied my code to a local folder and now it compiles fine. I still do not understand why the CIFS-share was working fine, and now all the sudden it doesn't. Any ideas? |
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| I had the same problem just right now, but on Windows. I found out, it was the name of the Folder. I had a "ΓΌ", and it couldn't compile, i switched the Name and it worked perfectly. But as far as i can see, u didn't use vowel mutation. Maybe it's the "_" part of your Foldername? |
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| It might just be that the network share was lost for some reason -- looking through trans, that message only appears in the event that the source filename given isn't an actual file (eg. there's no file or the filename given is a directory). |
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