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Error: Symbol already defined in current scope

Hi all,

I've got this error:
ERROR: C10220: Symbol [THLVLCHANNELS] already defined in current scope

DEFINE_VARIABLE
sinteger ThLvlChannels[] = {0,0,0,0,0,0}//MixLvl, SourceLvl, Mic1Lvl, Mic2Lvl, Mic3Lvl, Mic4Lvl
sinteger ThLvlRanges[][] = {{0,100}, {-100, 0}, {-100, 0}, {-100,0}, {-100,0}, {-100,0}}//MixRange, SourceRange, Mic1Range, Mic2Range, Mic3Range, Mic4Range
integer ThMuteChannels[] = {0,0,0,0,0,0}//MixMute, SourceMute, Mic1Mute, Mic2Mute, Mic3Mute, Mic4Mute

sinteger CanteenLvlChannels[] = {0,0,0,0,0,0}//MixLvl, SourceLvl, Mic1Lvl, Mic2Lvl, Mic3Lvl, Mic4Lvl
sinteger CanteenLvlRanges[][] = {{0,100}, {-100, 0}, {-100, 0}, {-100,0}, {-100,0}, {-100,0}}//MixRange, SourceRange, Mic1Range, Mic2Range, Mic3Range, Mic4Range
integer CanteenMuteChannels[] = {0,0,0,0,0,0}//MixMute, SourceMute, Mic1Mute, Mic2Mute, Mic3Mute, Mic4Mute

This is in include file, but it's not defined anywhere else. If I comment out sinteger ThLvlChannels[] it's throwing an error that ThLvlRanges[][] is already defined.

Any ideas?

Comments

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Harman Integrated Technologies Group (ITG) Posts: 0

    As a test, I created a new include within a project I was working on. The only code in here is what you provided above and it compiles without error. If I comment out the ThLvlChannels declaration, it also compiles without error.

    If you search for find in files, is there another older (unused) declaration within the workspace scope? Is this still errantly defined as an include to the workspace?

  • in addition to Chris' suggestions, maybe an include is called in code and existing in the working folder of your main file, but not linked into the workspace, which contains that variable.

    Or an include may be in the shared folder for includes (C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\AMXShare\AXIs) which contains that variable.

  • John NagyJohn Nagy Posts: 1,742
    edited July 2023

    Two similar variable names for the same ThLv series both flagging duplicates sure sounds like a define oversight. No joy using "FIND IN FILES"? If you ultimately can't locate any other use of the variable name, what's stopping you from using a new variable name and let these go?

  • @John Nagy said:
    Two similar variable names for the same ThLv series both flagging duplicates sure sounds like a define oversight. No joy using "FIND IN FILES"? If you ultimately can't locate any other use of the variable name, what's stopping you from using a new variable name and let these go?

    You are right.. it also could be that simple :D

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