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Robert Hoover Guest
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Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2004 4:53 pm Post subject: precompiled headers, obj files, out of sync |
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I'm compiling my project in BCB 6 and I am having trouble keeping my code in
sync. I've noticed that if I change a file not in the same directory as the
project, even though the file takes the change, the executable does not. A
symptom is that the blue dots on the left margin indicating which lines are
executing are out of sync with the actual lines of code. Do I have a setting
wrong in my project?
Thanks,
Rob
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Andrew Guest
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Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2004 8:57 am Post subject: Re: precompiled headers, obj files, out of sync |
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Hi Robert,
I get the same problem with a project I work with, I find if you delete all
the .obj and .tds files related to the project then do a full build it
normally cures the problem. I don't know exactly what causes the problem but
I do have to build my project as opposed to using the make facility all the
time.
HTH
Andrew
"Robert Hoover" <not.a.real.address (AT) anywhere (DOT) ..sorry> wrote
| Quote: | I'm compiling my project in BCB 6 and I am having trouble keeping my code
in
sync. I've noticed that if I change a file not in the same directory as
the
project, even though the file takes the change, the executable does not. A
symptom is that the blue dots on the left margin indicating which lines
are
executing are out of sync with the actual lines of code. Do I have a
setting
wrong in my project?
Thanks,
Rob
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Robert Hoover Guest
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Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2004 4:03 pm Post subject: Re: precompiled headers, obj files, out of sync |
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Hey Andrew,
You know, I have some projects that have the problem and some that don't.
I've been trying to go through them and see which settings don't correspond
between projects, but so far, haven't found the right combination... :(
I'll try deleting these files as you suggested.
Thanks,
Rob
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"Andrew" <alamb (AT) tynetec (DOT) co.uk> wrote
Hi Robert,
I get the same problem with a project I work with, I find if you delete all
the .obj and .tds files related to the project then do a full build it
normally cures the problem. I don't know exactly what causes the problem but
I do have to build my project as opposed to using the make facility all the
time.
HTH
Andrew
"Robert Hoover" <not.a.real.address (AT) anywhere (DOT) ..sorry> wrote
| Quote: | I'm compiling my project in BCB 6 and I am having trouble keeping my code
in
sync. I've noticed that if I change a file not in the same directory as
the
project, even though the file takes the change, the executable does not. A
symptom is that the blue dots on the left margin indicating which lines
are
executing are out of sync with the actual lines of code. Do I have a
setting
wrong in my project?
Thanks,
Rob
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jpi Guest
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Posted: Sat Jan 31, 2004 10:04 pm Post subject: Re: precompiled headers, obj files, out of sync |
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Hi Robert,
I do not know if it can help, but if you do have any resource scripts in
your project (rc files), make sure to put them at the very bottom of the
file list for the project. It seems that there is a bug in BCB6 when you are
trying to make a project in the IDE, unexpectedly the integrated make of the
IDE will stop after any rc files found...
jpi
"Robert Hoover" <not.a.real.address (AT) anywhere (DOT) ..sorry> wrote
| Quote: | I'm compiling my project in BCB 6 and I am having trouble keeping my code
in
sync. I've noticed that if I change a file not in the same directory as
the
project, even though the file takes the change, the executable does not. A
symptom is that the blue dots on the left margin indicating which lines
are
executing are out of sync with the actual lines of code. Do I have a
setting
wrong in my project?
Thanks,
Rob
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