Mail Archives: djgpp/2001/10/15/14:14:19
Radical DOT NetSurfer AT delorie DOT com wrote:
> >From inside RH-IDE, I get the follow errors:
>
> ../name/nstringl.cc(1) Error: syntax error before '#'
> ../name/nstringl.cc(2) In file included from ../names/nstringl.cc:2:
> ../include/tv/tvutil.h(57) Error: syntax error before '('
> ../name/nstringl.cc(3) Error:'TStringList' was not declared in this
> scope
> ../name/nstringl.cc(4) Error: ANSI C++ forbids declaration 'n' with no
> type
>
> 67 " *.o " files created before error stopped RH - IDE 'make'
>
> Does anyone know what is wrong ?
It looks like a file corruption. This file should be small please post the
content.
[Line 1 starts with # so I can't see how can an error be reported before it]
It should have:
#define Uses_n
#include <tv/tvutil.h>
n(TStringList)
> Do I have a missing library package or something?
>
> ALSO:
> HOW DO I
> save the error messages generated by RH - IDE to a file?
> being a text-based application a text-screen capture to file works;
> but won't be as nice as having RH - IDE actually saving its own
> windows text for me...
>
> IS IT POSSIBLE to conver to RH - IDE 'makefile' to an ORDINARY
> friendly MAKEFILE that does NOT rely on rh-ide ?
More or less, Project|Makefile
> Is it me, or is using RH-IDE _slower_ than the usual non-rh-ide
> MAKEFILE method?
If you have a very small ammount of memory yes. Like <= 16 Mb.
> At this rate, I could walk to the store and come back several times.
You mean while compiling TV?
> could there have been a problem with the Tvision113.Zip file?
> (is that ZIP file PKZIP for Windows compatible?)
To verify I downloaded the tv113s.zip from Simtel and it is OK.
Giving the above mentioned report and it I think your download was
corrupted, try downloading again.
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