Is anybody able to cycle the compiler on a windows machine. Since last week or so I get…
Thanks for the help, Jeff, but your batch file is the same as I use to cycle the compiler.
I 'solved' the command line limitation problem by the following lines: subst p: e:\pp
set fpcdir=p:
It gives me just a few extra characters, I need.
I get a lot farther, but now I run into this problem when ppc1.exe compiles the compiler: an undefined reference to `FPC_HELP_FAIL'.
p:/source/compiler/ppc1.exe -dGDB -dBROWSERLOG -dSUPPORT_MMX -Sg -Fup:/rtl /win32 -Fup:/units/win32 -FE. -Fup:/units/win32 -di386 pp.pas .\rautils.ow(.text+0x1d):rautils.pas: undefined reference to `FPC_HELP_FAIL' .\options.ow(.text+0x2823):options.pas: undefined reference to `FPC_HELP_FAIL'
.\browlog.ow(.text+0x3a6):browlog.pas: more undefined references to `FPC_HELP_FA
IL' follow
.\messages.ow(.text+0x147):messages.pas: undefined reference to `SYSWIN32$$_SETT
EXTBUF$TEXT$$$$$LONGINT'
.\messages.ow(.text+0x476):messages.pas: undefined reference to `FPC_HELP_FAIL'
.\ppu.ow(.text+0x246):ppu.pas: undefined reference to `FPC_HELP_FAIL' .\files.ow(.text+0xb57):files.pas: more undefined references to `FPC_HELP_FAIL'
follow
Does anybody know how to solve this problem?
Vincent Snijders
