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Syntax Error in Project.cc line 503
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Hydra
2004-01-21 14:34:12 UTC
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I get this when I compile *any* project from the following style of path:

D:\My Documents\Source\DBase\ProjectFolder\

However, if i move the DBase folder to the root of my D: drive so it
appears like this:

D:\DBase\ProjectFolder\

Then I get no such error, I belive the error is in the linker, as it comes
up just before the message "project.exe is built". The compiler log is
created and does not mention any errors.

I belive it's a simple problem of not handing the space in the folder name
correctly when the arguments are passed to the linker.

Of note, this only happens in DBase 2.2, not 2.02.

Thanks

Dominic Clifton
Ken Mayer [dBASE, Inc.]
2004-01-21 16:13:46 UTC
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Post by Hydra
D:\My Documents\Source\DBase\ProjectFolder\
However, if i move the DBase folder to the root of my D: drive so it
D:\DBase\ProjectFolder\
Then I get no such error, I belive the error is in the linker, as it comes
up just before the message "project.exe is built". The compiler log is
created and does not mention any errors.
I belive it's a simple problem of not handing the space in the folder name
correctly when the arguments are passed to the linker.
Of note, this only happens in DBase 2.2, not 2.02.
I believe that this has been handled in an internal build, and when we
get the inline release out there (soon), you should have no problems
along these lines. (I just tested specifically a path with a space in
it, and it worked in the current internal build)

Ken
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