Hello
I use fpc 1.0.4 for win32.
I try fp.exe, the ide editor.
When i compile an empty program (begin end.) i have the following error message :
"Can't open executable MYPROG.EXE"
JP

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Hello
I use fpc 1.0.4 for win32.
I try fp.exe, the ide editor.
When i compile an empty program (begin end.) i have the following error message :
"Can't open executable MYPROG.EXE"
JP
Trying to compile a program that is already running, produces such an error. So, I suppose that your program (MYPROG.EXE) still is running in the background. You can check this with the taskmanager.
best regards,
Daniel
you wroteTrying to compile a program that is already running, produces such an error. So, I suppose that your program (MYPROG.EXE) still is running in the background. You can check this with the taskmanager.
No.I don't have any process of my program running. I have the same message ("Can't open executable") even if it's the first time i compile it.
For information , i work on w2k...
JP
I've recreated your program (like below) but do not run into any trouble (Win98, WinNT). As I don't have W2K, I can't repeat that error-message. This leaves your question still open, though. Sorry if I wasn't of any help to you...
program t;
begin
end.best regards,
Daniel
No.I don't have any process of my program running. I have the same message ("Can't open…
Do you have all access to the files, and directory you are using? Does the exe file already exists (if so, delete it)?
you wroteDo you have all access to the files, and directory you are using? Does the exe file already exists (if so, delete it)?
Yes, i have access to all files and directories.
If exe exist or does not exist, same problem.
With fp ide, i never succed to compile my prog. But i succed all times with ppc386 ...
I am ready to make all tests you want...
At 19:58 07/01/01 , vous avez écrit:
Could you please try two things:
1) In Options|Linker
Check the 'Call Linker After' box and try again to compile your source.
2) (Uncheck the box again if it works with the box checked) The go to 'Options|Compiler|Verbose' and check the 'All' box Try again to compiler your program.
If the compilation fails the Compiler dialog box should contain a lot of info, use 'File|Save as' to export all this to a Text file and send the file to