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Add "main.h" file not found to FAQ #128

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seendsouza opened this issue May 21, 2019 · 3 comments
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Add "main.h" file not found to FAQ #128

seendsouza opened this issue May 21, 2019 · 3 comments

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@seendsouza
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As @theol0403 mentioned on Discord, this issue seems to pop up a lot nowadays, so I'll add it to a FAQ if wanted. I'm not exactly sure where to put it though. The General Use FAQ is a bit general, the Coding FAQ that consists of run-time and compile-time issues don't categorize this issue (linter and compile_commands.json), and there's also the PROS FAQ.

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The error of "main.h" not found is caused by invalid linter cache, and that is the first problem it encounters (as main.h is usually at the top of the file).
I wrote an explanation on VexForum, but it will have to be reworded for the docs.
We need to figure where to put it, and to what depth to explain.

@HotelCalifornia
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As far as where to put it, I think it could go on the coding FAQ page either in a new section or just above the other two sections

HotelCalifornia added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 3, 2019
* Add "main.h" file not found to Coding FAQ

Closes issue #128.

* Fix formatting issue with "main.h" file not found

* Fix description of main.h not found error

Account for error during project creation
Refactor case where there are hidden errors

* Fix misplaced word and improve wording

Closes issue #128

* Apply suggestions from code review

Closes issue #128

Co-Authored-By: Alex Brooke <akb.sbc@gmail.com>
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This was fixed by #129

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