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- Newsgroups: comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.win32
- Path: sparky!uunet!microsoft!hexnut!leefi
- From: leefi@microsoft.com (lee fisher)
- Subject: Re: BIG troubleS in NT
- Message-ID: <1992Sep10.160738.18288@microsoft.com>
- Date: 10 Sep 92 16:07:38 GMT
- Organization: microsoft corp., redmond, wa
- References: <183465@pyramid.pyramid.com>
- Lines: 37
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- > 1) I tried to build those samples in mstools. By going to the samples
- > directory and I typed makeall, I got the following error on *EACH*
- > sample:
- > Error: Cannot find c:\temp\000112ex: no such file or directory
-
- not sure of this problem, almost sounds like you have a TMP or TEMP
- environment variable and the subdir its pointing to does not exist.
-
- > I forgot the error name and number. It is a compiler error though.
- > Next, I do the same mstools installation ONE MORE TIME by going to
- > the CD-ROM drive and type setup in mstools directory. This time,
- > after the install, the compiler works fine. But I get a bunch of
- > warnings for each sample:
- > warning 0505: No modules extracted from c:\mstools\lib\CRTDLL.LIB
- > total 10 to 20 warning messages. Are these warnings generated by the
- > debug flag?
-
- this warning is ok, using a macro in \mstools\samples\inc\ntwin32.mak,
- the link lines for these are specifying *.lib, which is telling the linker
- to link to every library, and it is noisily telling you that it didn't
- need to bother with some of the libraries. the next SDK ntwin32.mak will
- have better macros, which link to explicit libraries only (not necessarily
- avoid this noise, but to avoid link problems with the multiple flavors of
- the c run-time libraries). to avoid this noise, just link to the explicit
- libraries you need, like libcmt.lib kernel32.lib user32.lib ntdll.lib,
- etc.
-
- > 2) After *2* times installation to get Win32 compiler working, I have
- > another BIG, BIG problem. I *CANNOT* run Windows app in my hard disk.
- ..
-
- sorry, i don't have a clue about this problem. you should get on the
- MSWin32 Compuserve forum, someone from Product Support Services might
- be able to help you better than i.
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- Lee Fisher, (not a spokesperson for) Microsoft Corp., Redmond, WA, USA
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