Compiler Header File Error
Posted: Tue Dec 05, 2023 8:45 am
Hi,
I have been using XBase++ for a number of years however I am currently doing a fresh setup on my development setup so that I can document the process and the required components & supporting libraries but when compiling my application the compiler is displaying:
Error: Cannot find file C:\famxbase\dll.ch
When I copy this file from the C:\Program Files (x86)\Alaska Software\xpp20\include folder to c:\famxbase the application compiles cleanly however this begs the question as to why it only complains about dll.ch and not any of the other header files such as app.ch, appevent.ch, directry.ch, fileio.ch?
On my main development machine I have not had to "manually" move any of the Alaska ch files. I did set myself as "Administrator" on the test development machine for Alaska install hoping that would resolve the problem. On both machines the environment variable "INCLUDE" is defined as:
INCLUDE=C:\Program Files (x86)\Alaska Software\xpp20\include
Any insight / suggestions would be appreciated!
Thanks... Jonathan
I have been using XBase++ for a number of years however I am currently doing a fresh setup on my development setup so that I can document the process and the required components & supporting libraries but when compiling my application the compiler is displaying:
Error: Cannot find file C:\famxbase\dll.ch
When I copy this file from the C:\Program Files (x86)\Alaska Software\xpp20\include folder to c:\famxbase the application compiles cleanly however this begs the question as to why it only complains about dll.ch and not any of the other header files such as app.ch, appevent.ch, directry.ch, fileio.ch?
On my main development machine I have not had to "manually" move any of the Alaska ch files. I did set myself as "Administrator" on the test development machine for Alaska install hoping that would resolve the problem. On both machines the environment variable "INCLUDE" is defined as:
INCLUDE=C:\Program Files (x86)\Alaska Software\xpp20\include
Any insight / suggestions would be appreciated!
Thanks... Jonathan