From: "John Mills" <johnmi AT cyberone DOT com DOT au>
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Subject: RHIDE & disappearing source file
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RHIDE 1.49 (from rhid149b.zip) Sep3 2001
djgpp 3.0.4
gcc 3.0.4
Win98 1st edition

Twice in the last couple of weeks, but never before, one (only one) of my
source files has just disappeared between compiles. The error message is:
"Could not find the source file 'myfile.c'. Make sure,  that the file exist
or check the settings in 'Options/Directories for the correct paths."

Options/Directories/ directories are correct. Source and Object directories
are set to the same directory, the project directory where the gpr file
resides.
Compiler options are set to -Wall -save-temps -gstabs+

Can it be a file-caching problem ?

Oh, I recently installed minGW 3.2. It seems to have disrupted my djgpp
includes, though I removed mingw paths from PATH envir variable.

Here is the warning I get when compiling. I get one of these for each source
file.

Compiling: dosvgafns.c
dosvgafns.c(271) In file included from dosvgafns.c:271:
c:/djgpp/include/string.h(53) Warning:  conflicting types for built-in
function `bzero'
no errors

Is it possible the MinGW install interfered with my RHIDE installation
(which has been working fine for over a year) ?

Thanks for any help on this

John Mills
johnmi AT cyberone DOT com DOT au