c++.command-line - Upgrade to DM8.02: Lost access to include files
- John Fletcher <J.P.Fletcher aston.ac.uk> Feb 19 2001
- "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> Feb 19 2001
- John Fletcher <J.P.Fletcher aston.ac.uk> Feb 20 2001
- "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> Feb 20 2001
- John Fletcher <J.P.Fletcher aston.ac.uk> Feb 21 2001
- "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> Feb 21 2001
- John Fletcher <J.P.Fletcher aston.ac.uk> Feb 21 2001
- "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> Feb 21 2001
- "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> Feb 19 2001
I have just upgraded my computer from Symantec 7.6 to the latest version. For some reason on command line compiling I no longer find the include files from C:\SC\include. I didn't change anything except to copy in the new files from the distribution, and don't remember this problem before from doing the same thing on another computer. Any thoughts? John
Feb 19 2001
Do a dir on the \sc\include directory. If the files aren't there, check to see that your INCLUDE environment variable points to it. If the files aren't there, you'll need to reinstall from your original Symantec CD and then try copying the Digital Mars update files again. -Walter John Fletcher wrote in message <3A9146F3.98D48CD1 aston.ac.uk>...I have just upgraded my computer from Symantec 7.6 to the latest version. For some reason on command line compiling I no longer find the include files from C:\SC\include. I didn't change anything except to copy in the new files from the distribution, and don't remember this problem before from doing the same thing on another computer. Any thoughts? John
Feb 19 2001
Walter wrote:Do a dir on the \sc\include directory. If the files aren't there, check to see that your INCLUDE environment variable points to it. If the files aren't there, you'll need to reinstall from your original Symantec CD and then try copying the Digital Mars update files again. -Walter
Walter It is interesting that my installation at home does have an INCLUDE environment variable set, and this one didn't. Up till this upgrade I must have been using what is in the SC.INI which dated from the 7.5 era. When I upgraded to DM 8.02 that didn't operate any more. Which way is it supposed to be done? The html file seems to imply you are moving to using SC.INI rather than the environment, but this experience seems the opposite. Also the SC.INI as described there does not have double quotes round things, which there are in the old 7.5 one. Should I set something for the libraries as well? Cheers John
Feb 20 2001
Ok, now we're getting somewhere. The sc.ini file must be in the same directory as the one sc and scppn are run from. Is it? -Walter John Fletcher wrote in message <3A923D83.8A156265 aston.ac.uk>...Walter wrote:Do a dir on the \sc\include directory. If the files aren't there, check
see that your INCLUDE environment variable points to it. If the files
there, you'll need to reinstall from your original Symantec CD and then
copying the Digital Mars update files again. -Walter
Walter It is interesting that my installation at home does have an INCLUDE
variable set, and this one didn't. Up till this upgrade I must have been
what is in the SC.INI which dated from the 7.5 era. When I upgraded to DM
that didn't operate any more. Which way is it supposed to be done? The html file seems to imply you are
to using SC.INI rather than the environment, but this experience seems the opposite. Also the SC.INI as described there does not have double quotes round
which there are in the old 7.5 one. Should I set something for the libraries as well? Cheers John
Feb 20 2001
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Walter wrote:Ok, now we're getting somewhere. The sc.ini file must be in the same directory as the one sc and scppn are run from. Is it? -Walter
SC.INI is in C:\SC\BIN where the install of 7.50 put it. It looks like this (attachment). It was there when I upgraded to 8.02. That is when things stopped working. I didn't move it when I upgraded. John
Feb 21 2001
Ok, try these. -Walter John Fletcher wrote in message <3A938C7D.C49F3744 aston.ac.uk>...Walter wrote:Ok, now we're getting somewhere. The sc.ini file must be in the same directory as the one sc and scppn are run from. Is it? -Walter
SC.INI is in C:\SC\BIN where the install of 7.50 put it. It looks like this (attachment). It was there when I upgraded to 8.02. That is when things stopped working.
didn't move it when I upgraded. John
Feb 21 2001
Walter wrote:Ok, try these. -Walter
Walter Thanks. That works without INCLUDE=c:\sc\include to compile and links as well. Command line, -mx model. John.
Feb 21 2001
"Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> Great! I'll see about updating the download package with these files. -Walter "John Fletcher" <J.P.Fletcher aston.ac.uk> wrote in message news:3A93A906.12165E05 aston.ac.uk...Walter wrote:Ok, try these. -Walter
Walter Thanks. That works without INCLUDE=c:\sc\include to compile and links as
Command line, -mx model. John.
Feb 21 2001
See my reply in the C++ newsgroup. -Walter John Fletcher wrote in message <3A9146F3.98D48CD1 aston.ac.uk>...I have just upgraded my computer from Symantec 7.6 to the latest version. For some reason on command line compiling I no longer find the include files from C:\SC\include. I didn't change anything except to copy in the new files from the distribution, and don't remember this problem before from doing the same thing on another computer. Any thoughts? John
Feb 19 2001