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From: Thomas B. <tho...@te...> - 2002-12-31 22:13:21
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Hi, first thanks for the tip on SHFOLDER.DLL, Abhijit, now I can start Dev-C++. I have just begun using Dev-C++ (the most recent version) and have run into some peculiar problems. When I try to compile a project with sufficiently many files (it does not occur for small projects), I get strange error messages when linking that in the "compiler" folder could show up as line file Message G__~1.EXE D:\PROGRAM\DEV-CPP\G__~1.EXE Source2D:\Program\Dev-Cpp: No such file or directory or in the "compile log" folder as G__~1.EXE: Source2D:\Program\Dev-Cpp: No such file or directory Here "Source2" is part of the name of a directory where I keep my source code, and for some reason the string "D:\Program\Dev-Cpp" is appended to this. I have no clue as to what to do. I have got other error messages as well but I do not have time or space to list them all, common with them all is that they are difficult to understand and occurs in the context of large projects (that is my feeling at least). Is Dev-C++ known to be unstable for large projects or am I using it in the wrong way. Is the gcc 2.95 version better? I have used the source code for many years on a several Unix platforms (including with GNU g++) so it should compile. If anyone have a cure for this I would be very happy. Oh, by the way...HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! /Thom |