405 | | First check that the build process has completed without errors (a build error will cause the executable not to get built, and this will cause .sis creation to fail). |
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407 | | If the build process completes successfully but the .SIS creation still complains about file in use, restart Carbide C++. That should fix it. |
| 405 | This sounds like a generic error from the build system, and it may be caused by several problems. You can try these and see which one solves it: |
| 406 | 1. First check that the build process has completed without errors (a build error will cause the executable not to get built, and this will cause .sis creation to fail). |
| 407 | 1. Rather than selecting "Build Target Only", try with "Build Project" from the menu. Sometimes build directories are not created when "Build Target Only" is used. |
| 408 | 1. Try cleaning and re-building the project. |
| 409 | 1. Sometimes restarting Carbide C++ also fixes it. |