Annoying Compile Notice

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martin.j asked Aug 25, '17 Felix Möhlmann commented Jul 1, '24

Annoying Compile Notice

I am not using C++ but only Flexscript, bu at some point in my Flexsim project I have started to get an annoying compile message whenever I pres the run button after a reset. compile-notice.jpg I have seen this issue before but usually solved it by making a new model and copying my current model content into it, but its a fair amount of work. I would rather not spend the effort if there is a simpler way to solve this problem.

Any idea what causes this issue and how to solve it? It doesn't help to compile the session. It simply fails to compile.

Software Version:

FlexSim 17.1.4

compiler error notice

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Answer 1 · 2017-08-25T13:47:48Z

Phil BoBo answered Aug 25, '17 Paula LG commented Apr 30, '24

You get that message when the node MAIN:/project/exec/shouldcompile is not set to 0 when you start to run the model. That node gets set to a value other than 0 when various things happen in the program, such as toggling a trigger as C++ or loading a model/treenode with a C++-toggled node in it.

If you press OK (to proceed anyway) instead of Cancel, then the message will stop appearing in subsequent runs in that session of FlexSim, until you perform another operation that resets the value to non-0 again, such as toggling a node as C++ or loading a model/treenode with a C++-toggled node in it.

If you open the System Console and then execute the following script, it will print a list of all the nodes in your model that are toggled as C++:

applicationcommand("findallcodenodes", model(), 0, 1);

You can then find those nodes in your model and change them to not be C++.

Once you have no C++ nodes in your model, reset and run. The message will appear again. Press OK that you wish to proceed anyway. This will clear the variables that are tracking whether there are C++ nodes in your model. The next time you reset and run, that message will not appear and it will no longer appear when you save and reload the model if you successfully changed all the C++-toggled nodes to not be toggled as C++ anymore.

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Answer 2 · 2024-06-27T07:37:49Z

Borja Lorenzo answered Jun 27, '24 Felix Möhlmann commented Jul 1, '24

Hello, I need information on how to change the nodes from C++ to avoid this annoying notice. Thank you in advance.

In my case, these are the nodes:

"Velocidad de carretilla"

It is a custom code:

The custom code is:

"Si el num. conten. restantes <Nº max de puestos cuando se llenen Disponible=0>"

It belongs to a custom code within a process flow:

The custom code "Selección de Carrista" belongs within this process flow:

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Felix Möhlmann commented · Jun 27 at 08:01 AM

Click on the "S" at the bottom of the window and apply the changes.

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Borja Lorenzo Felix Möhlmann commented · Jun 27 at 10:02 AM

Thanks a lot again Felix

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Borja Lorenzo Felix Möhlmann commented · Jul 01 at 05:45 AM

If I use internal code, does that mean option "S"always has to be selected? (For external code, option "E" has to be selected.)

What exactly does function "S" mean?

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Felix Möhlmann Borja Lorenzo commented · Jul 01 at 06:23 AM

The buttons at the bottom set the node type which determines as what type of code the text inside the node will be interpreted.

Whenever you edit code in FlexSim it should by default be set to FlexScript. I can't say how yours ended up as C++.

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