Re: link error question

From: Thomas Matthews (Thomas_MatthewsSpitsOnSpamBots_at_sbcglobal.net)
Date: 03/16/04 

Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2004 15:15:01 GMT

Daniel & Kathy Gibson wrote:

>
> Karl Heinz Buchegger wrote:
>
>>Daniel & Kathy Gibson wrote:
>>
>>>Hi!
>>>
>>>I'm using Miracle C, but have also tried this in Borland and Visual
>>>Studio and get the same basic error.
>>>
>>>Here is what it is in Miracle:
>>>
>>>Linking object c:\program files\miracle c\l14b2.obj,,c:\program
>>>files\miracle c\l14b2.map,c:\Program Files\Miracle C\ccl.lib ;
>>>
>>
>>OK. And what is the error message ?
>
>
> The error is: Linking object c:\program files\miracle
> c\l14b2.obj,,c:\program files\miracle c\l14b2.map,c:\Program
> Files\Miracle C\ccl.lib ;
>
> I think it is trying to find the program on my hard-drive and can't.
>
>>--
>>Karl Heinz Buchegger
>>kbuchegg@gascad.at
>
>

I don't see the error. This could be statement of progress during
the linking phase. Many linkers echo out their command line.

Error statements generally start with the word "Error" at the
left margin:
Error: Shoes are untied.
Error: Cannot find module fingers.o

Delete your program's executable file and any intermediate object
files (.o or .obj). Build your program. See if any executable
file was created.

Another issue may be the spaces in the directory names. Some
applications can't accept spaces in file names or directory
names. Although some operating systems allow spaces if they
are in double quotes or prefixed with a backslash:
   c:\"Program Files"\"Miracle C"\114b2.obj 

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