Failed to 'DoInstruction::FindCorrectInstruction' Error, Unknown cause

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Madscientist

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Posted: 10th Jun 2011 22:54

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I compiled my code and suddenly got this error which has never happened before. Could someone please tell me what the error means?

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Failed to 'DoInstruction::FindCorrectInstruction'
PARSER ERROR
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UNDEFINED PARSER ERROR
PROGRAM TRACE
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   if Plyr.StaminaRecov=1 and Plyr.Stamina>40 then Plyr.StaminaR
ERROR TRACE
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Failed to 'DoInstruction::FindCorrectInstruction'
Failed to 'DoAssignment::DoInstruction'
Failed to 'DoStatement(TokenID)'
Failed to 'pJumpBlockA->DoBlock'
Failed to 'DoStatement(TokenID)'
Failed to 'DoUserFunction::DoBlock'
Failed to 'DoStatement(TokenID)'
Failed to 'DoBlock(0)'
Failed to 'MakeStatements'
Failed to Parse Program (MakeDBM->MakeProgram)'

Here's the part of my code where the line talks about.

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   if KBB_WalkF=1
      if KBB_Sprint=1 and Plyr.stamina>0 and Plyr.StaminaRecov=0
         if Plyr.StaminaInterval<hitimer()
            Plyr.stamina=Plyr.stamina-1
            Plyr.StaminaInterval=hitimer()+60
         endif
         
         if Plyr.stamina<=40 and Plyr.RunningCont<2 then Plyr.StaminaRecov=1
         
         inc Plyr.RunningCont
         Camera(CamTP).Fv=FwrdSpd#+10.0
      else
         Camera(CamTP).Fv=FwrdSpd#
         
      endif 
   endif

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Kevin Picone

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Posted: 11th Jun 2011 10:17

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yes that's odd.

Have you tired splitting the IF/THEN into an IF/ENDIF - Might be getting confused.

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 if Plyr.stamina<=40 and Plyr.RunningCont<2 
      Plyr.StaminaRecov=1
 endif

Hmm, I wonder what's coming in 2011?

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Posted: 11th Jun 2011 22:06

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Ok tried that and it's still giving me that error. The program was running fine with that code earlier.

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Posted: 13th Jun 2011 04:34

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What's even weirder is that if I "rem" out those lines it still gives that error. Has anyone had a similar experience like this?

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Kevin Picone

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Posted: 13th Jun 2011 15:32 Edited at: 13th Jun 2011 15:33

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Sounds more like a cascading error then, so the error isn't in this fragment of code but in the lines above it.

Hmm, I wonder what's coming in 2011?

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Posted: 14th Jun 2011 04:35

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So would the error be caused by like a if statement and the endif is left out? Or is it something else?

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Posted: 14th Jun 2011 11:49

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I've just had a look at the code in your original post.

The error message refers to the fragment:

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   if Plyr.StaminaRecov=1 and Plyr.Stamina>40 then Plyr.StaminaR

but I can't find that fragment in your second snippet:

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   if KBB_WalkF=1
      if KBB_Sprint=1 and Plyr.stamina>0 and Plyr.StaminaRecov=0
         if Plyr.StaminaInterval<hitimer()
            Plyr.stamina=Plyr.stamina-1
            Plyr.StaminaInterval=hitimer()+60
         endif
         
         if Plyr.stamina<=40 and Plyr.RunningCont<2 then Plyr.StaminaRecov=1
         
         inc Plyr.RunningCont
         Camera(CamTP).Fv=FwrdSpd#+10.0
      else
         Camera(CamTP).Fv=FwrdSpd#
         
      endif 
   endif

Could you post the lines which contain the fragment?

Also, don't forget that line numbers are not always correctly reported in error messages - and as Kevin Picone says the compiler might only detect the error a few lines beyond the original error.

So a bit more code would be helpful.

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Posted: 15th Jun 2011 00:39

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WOOPS!!! Sorry about that.
Oh wow, I just found that part of code and I had an extra ";" on the end of the line before it. When I looked up the code previously, I must have saw the two "40"s and thought that was the code. Once again thanks GG for pointing that out to me.

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