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I've been making attempts to create a multi-file program in NXC, but I have been having quite a bit of difficulty. I'm curious, what are the basics to tell the NBC compiler to treat all files as one program?

do you mean:
including libraries to a main program by e.g.:
#include "xyz.h"
#include "abc.nxc"

?

Yes. That's what I'm asking about. The problem that I have is that the included file can't be compiled... also, the compiler keeps saying that #endif is an invalid preprocessor command.

why #endif?
maybe you should post the code or at least a snippet...

I was using #ifndef to avoid multiple definitions. I deleted the code because it was very small. It was something like this: The main task was something like this:

that should have been correct, it's the same way I use it: I assume there was a typo...

How do I compile the source code? The compiler complains about there not being a main task.

I do it by throwing in a dummy task main(){}, and then just leave it uncommented to compile. Often I will use task main as a test task for functions that the library supports, and then comment it out whenever I am done testing (so that when I #include it in another program, it doesn't complain about two task mains).

I do it other way round:
I'm programming in one whole file, and when I think I will need one function or the other further on for other projects, I copy them into my existing stdlib.h and nxcio.h libraries. Debugging multi-file projects is not easy in Bricxcc.
But I agree, it would be desirable if one could have code-highlighting and test-compiling also of libraries / header files ( *.h) for syntax checking even without having a task main, in case there have been made some mistakes accidentally when having changed the code subsequently.

mattallen37 wrote:I do it by throwing in a dummy task main(){}, and then just leave it uncommented to compile.

How do you compile your final product all together?