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Old 01-10-2007   #1 (permalink)
thomasDrew
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Unable to open C++ files

I have a C++ console application that ran under XP but is having problems
under Vista. I am trying to compile a static library under a Symantic
compiler. The compiler is unable to open #Include files. I have all
permissions and ownership for those files. I am running DOS as an
Administrator. I am able to open the files in Exolorer.

Mystery!
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Old 01-10-2007   #2 (permalink)
Jesper
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RE: Unable to open C++ files

What is your error message? If you have a problem with the Symantec compiler
you may want to talk to them. Most people here would probably use the MS
compiler.

"thomasDrew" wrote:

> I have a C++ console application that ran under XP but is having problems
> under Vista. I am trying to compile a static library under a Symantic
> compiler. The compiler is unable to open #Include files. I have all
> permissions and ownership for those files. I am running DOS as an
> Administrator. I am able to open the files in Exolorer.
>
> Mystery!
> --
> Drew Yallop

My System SpecsSystem Spec
Old 01-11-2007   #3 (permalink)
Robert Firth
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Re: Unable to open C++ files

Yeah, Visual C++ 2005 Express Editions is free and more than adequate for
compiling c++ files.

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"Jesper" <Jesper@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2DB9E6AE-B31C-49AF-BFA1-0B326BDCAA54@microsoft.com...
> What is your error message? If you have a problem with the Symantec
> compiler
> you may want to talk to them. Most people here would probably use the MS
> compiler.
>
> "thomasDrew" wrote:
>
>> I have a C++ console application that ran under XP but is having problems
>> under Vista. I am trying to compile a static library under a Symantic
>> compiler. The compiler is unable to open #Include files. I have all
>> permissions and ownership for those files. I am running DOS as an
>> Administrator. I am able to open the files in Exolorer.
>>
>> Mystery!
>> --
>> Drew Yallop


My System SpecsSystem Spec
Old 01-11-2007   #4 (permalink)
Gerry Hickman
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Re: Unable to open C++ files

Hi,

Try running Process Monitor from SysInternals (if it will run on
Vista?), this should be able to identify why the files are not able to
be opened.

thomasDrew wrote:
> I have a C++ console application that ran under XP but is having problems
> under Vista. I am trying to compile a static library under a Symantic
> compiler. The compiler is unable to open #Include files. I have all
> permissions and ownership for those files. I am running DOS as an
> Administrator. I am able to open the files in Exolorer.
>
> Mystery!



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