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Ed Dressel
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Compiler Warnings

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I compile via command line and am getting warnings I am not sure what they mean. For example:

[Warning] The following topics are referenced by other topics, but not included in this build:
[Warning] Topic Calc_GapAnalysis referenced by GAP_TSP_FedSavingsPlan (1)

When I go to GAP_TSP_FedSavingsPlan (1) I cannot find anything that references it (Find/Find References). I am not why it is included, it is very similar (if not the same) as GAP_TSP_FedSavingsPlan.

I see this with a number of the topics, and a lot of messages are being sent to the log.

How do I clean it up?
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Re: Compiler Warnings

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Hi Ed,

You need to check the other topic. The message
Topic Calc_GapAnalysis referenced by GAP_TSP_FedSavingsPlan (1)
Means that Topic Calc_GapAnalysis is being referenced. If you look in Find Referrers in that topic you should find that there is something in GAP_TSP_FedSavingsPlan (1) that is referencing it. However, this will only be found if it is in the same project. If you have a modular project, Find Referrers won't find the reference if it is in another project. Then you need to select the XML tab in GAP_TSP_FedSavingsPlan (1) and look for the reference to Calc_GapAnalysis there.

Note also that a topic ID with a number after it like GAP_TSP_FedSavingsPlan (1) is generally only created when you accidentally create a complete copy of the topic by CTRL-dragging in the TOC. (CTRL-drag creates a full copy, SHIFT-CTRL-drag creates an additional TOC entry to an existing topic).
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