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Full Version: "parce Error"
EarthsHero
When ever i copile something it says "parce error" and then shows me what line its on! And i cant seem to see whats wrong with it
coder
look for missing ";" or possibly some extra breaklines where they shouldn't be. what compiler are you using?
ShadowRun
i think you are talking about "parse error"
before code is compiled it's parsed
it means checking synthax and other things
generaly in most cases it's missing sign like EarthsHero said
for example ";"
it can be also misspelled name of variable, type
instead of name, integer
you wrote naem, intiger
look for loop if etc. not closed
also check brackets & so on & so on

good luck
ST.
yes, in common it is ";" at the end, or missng one, check carefully..
and Ultraedit highlights it
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