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"whats wrong with that"

I presume you did actually want a target created...? ;-)

The message "Target Not Created" will be the conclusion to all the output from the tools during the build process; you need to examine all that output for Error and Warning messages - these will tell you why a Target could not be created.

Then, take the first error message, read it, examine your source code, and fix the error.
If the error in your source code is not immediately obvious, try looking back a line or two - check for obvious things like missing semicolons, brackets, etc.
For futher help on the specific message, look it up in the Manual, or the online help.

Take the error messages literally: eg, if the message says something is "undefined", then you need to provide a definition for that thing! (if you think that you have provided a definition, check it very carefully - there is probably an error in it meaning that it has not actually defined what you had intended...!)

Having fixed this first error, try to rebuild; if you still get errors, repeat the above process on the fisrt error in this new build.

Note that one error often causes the Compiler to "lose track" with your source code - so subsequent errors often result from the first error. Hence my recommendation tackle the errors one at a time, always starting with the first.

"whats wrong with that"

I presume you did actually want a target created...? ;-)

The message "Target Not Created" will be the conclusion to all the output from the tools during the build process; you need to examine all that output for Error and Warning messages - these will tell you why a Target could not be created.

Then, take the first error message, read it, examine your source code, and fix the error.
If the error in your source code is not immediately obvious, try looking back a line or two - check for obvious things like missing semicolons, brackets, etc.
For futher help on the specific message, look it up in the Manual, or the online help.

Take the error messages literally: eg, if the message says something is "undefined", then you need to provide a definition for that thing! (if you think that you have provided a definition, check it very carefully - there is probably an error in it meaning that it has not actually defined what you had intended...!)

Having fixed this first error, try to rebuild; if you still get errors, repeat the above process on the fisrt error in this new build.

Note that one error often causes the Compiler to "lose track" with your source code - so subsequent errors often result from the first error. Hence my recommendation tackle the errors one at a time, always starting with the first.