VC++ and the command line
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OK, I'm having a hell of time trying to compile source code using CL.exe (the VC++ compiler) from the command line. One problem might be with environment variables but I am using Windows 98. Is there a was to set the evironment in 98??
Any help would be great.
thanks.
I'm getting the error: can't open libci.lib
Edited by - Zumichu on 3/14/00 1:29:51 AM
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yes, and it tells me "out of invironment space." So it doesn''t work. Can I do it manually?
In that case you need to edit your config.sys and add a line like:
SHELL=COMMAND.COM /E:1024
I think that''s correct, I haven''t done it in a while. That reserves more memory (1k) for environment variables when starting a shell.
-Brian
SHELL=COMMAND.COM /E:1024
I think that''s correct, I haven''t done it in a while. That reserves more memory (1k) for environment variables when starting a shell.
-Brian
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Thanks Brian, but no cigar man. I got a file creation error on reboot.
Anyone know why?
Anyone know why?
because you have to show where command.com lives ...
try put a path in there like this ...
SHELL=C:\COMMAND.COM /E:1024 /P
note the /P switch, it will prevent command.com being loaded twice in memory (makes new copy resident)...
-kertropp
try put a path in there like this ...
SHELL=C:\COMMAND.COM /E:1024 /P
note the /P switch, it will prevent command.com being loaded twice in memory (makes new copy resident)...
-kertropp
You don''t have to adjust your environment space in the config.sys. When you run your command shell from the GUI, right click on the shortcut you use to create the shell and adjust the properties on that.
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