><> > >I have...right at the start. When you issue a COMPILE XYZ.PRG from another prg file does VFP only store object binary or something?...maybe there are different compile states depending on where you're running your code from. > Hi Pablo,
There's only one compile state for a VFP program. The #DEFINE constants are used in pre-compiler step when VFP replaces constant names with there values in the prg file and resulting code is compiled.
Is it possible that you have another (incorrect or empty) copy of include file along the VFP path? Or maybe you have another copy of the program in question?
BTW, you don't have to recompile all programs every time you run them if you didn't change include files. VFP will automatically recompile any program if PRG is more current than its FXP. Just make sure that SET DEVELOPMENT is ON (it's ON by default).
