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PostPosted: Jan 20, 2008 @ 10:59am
by yucani
Hello,
we encounter following thing,
after inserting a second source cpp file, we often receive folowing error message trying compile it:
c1xx : fatal error C1083: Cannot open source file: 'mod_history.cpp': No such file or directory

After compiling the first source file, a second try to compile the the second entry runs ok. The situation is happens also for other target devices projects.
The file has been added via EdgeBuilder "Add files to folder"
The epj file (project names and id has been changed)


# General project properties
projectname = "ey"
caption = "ey"
vendor = "ya"
vendorshort = "ya"
target type = "bin"
appuid = "0x10000000"
version = "0.70.3"
capabilities = "None"
selplatform = "None"
noresemu = "1"

# Project source, header and resource tree
sourcefile = "..\code\ey.cpp"
sourcefile = "C:\projects\code\eyano\code\mod_history.cpp"

resourcepath = "Icons"
resourcefile = "..\res\icons\ico48_64.bmp"
resourcefile = "..\res\icons\ico48.bmp"
resourcefile = "..\res\icons\ico32.bmp"
resourcefile = "..\res\icons\ico24.bmp"
resourcefile = "..\res\icons\ico20.bmp"
resourcefile = "..\res\icons\ico16.bmp"
endpath = 0
resourcepath = "Install"
resourcefile = "..\..\res\graphics\320x208\gfx.epk"
resourcefile = "..\..\res\font_fixed.bmp"
endpath = 0

# Project environment
incpath = "."


We are using WinXP SP2, VS2005Prof
or UIQ,UIQ3,S60.3 SDKs
the error occurs


EdgeLib 3.4 (Builder beta 10)

PostPosted: Jan 21, 2008 @ 9:18am
by edge
Hi Yucani,

We can successfully reproduce the bug, it seems that there is a problem with the absolute path in the second file.

For now we recommend using a relative path for the second file as well.