pa1486@sdcc13.ucsd.edu (Cameron Paul NtheMix) (02/22/90)
Does anyone know why I am getting something like: "Cannot open intermediate file" I believe the error code is c1040 or c1048. I do not have the manuals since they are all at home 500 miles away (In the Bay Area). For example at the dos prompt: c> cl user.c [[ Microsoft C V5.1 heading .... ]] Error message (See above: ie. Cannot open intermediate file) c> Some info on my setup: The medium model library have been installed, but not the small, large or compressed library. Any help would be appreciated... Gary ---- pa1486@sdcc13.ucsd.edu ----
brianh@hpcvia.CV.HP.COM (brian_helterline) (02/24/90)
>Does anyone know why I am getting something like: >"Cannot open intermediate file" >I believe the error code is c1040 or c1048. I do not have the >manuals since they are all at home 500 miles away (In the Bay Area). > >For example at the dos prompt: > >c> cl user.c >[[ Microsoft C V5.1 heading .... ]] > >Error message (See above: ie. Cannot open intermediate file) >c> > >Some info on my setup: >The medium model library have been installed, but not the small, >large or compressed library. > >Any help would be appreciated... > >Gary >---- >pa1486@sdcc13.ucsd.edu >---- >---------- When you type CL user.c at the DOS prompt, the default memory model is small which you said you did not have. To compile with the medium model you need to type CL /AM user.c at the DOS prompt. If you are always using just the medium model and don't want to add the /AM every time, set the environment variable CL equal to /AM. i.e. {inside autoexec.bat} ..... REM MSC SETUP \ SET LIB=C:\MSC\LIB \ These lines or something like them SET INCLUDE=C:\MSC\INCLUDE | should already be in AUTOEXEC.BAT SET TMP=C:\MSC\TMP / SET CL=/AM <---------add this line ...... Also, if you type CL /HELP at the DOS prompt, it will list all of the options available. Hope this helps........
tat@pccuts.pcc.amdahl.com (Tom Thackrey) (02/24/90)
In article <7681@sdcc6.ucsd.edu> pa1486@sdcc13.ucsd.edu (Cameron Paul NtheMix) writes: >Does anyone know why I am getting something like: >"Cannot open intermediate file" >I believe the error code is c1040 or c1048. I do not have the >manuals since they are all at home 500 miles away (In the Bay Area). > Sounds like your TEMP or TMP (I don't remember which) points to a non-existant drive or directory. (i.e. set temp=c:\ ...) -- Tom Thackrey sun!amdahl!tat00 [ The opinions expressed herin are mine alone. ]
bambi@kirk.nmg.bu.oz (David J. Hughes) (02/27/90)
From article <7681@sdcc6.ucsd.edu>, by pa1486@sdcc13.ucsd.edu (Cameron Paul NtheMix): > Does anyone know why I am getting something like: > "Cannot open intermediate file" > I believe the error code is c1040 or c1048. I do not have the MSC creates intermediate files in a directory pointed to be the environment variable TMP. Does this exist and point to a legal and directory? bambi +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | David J. Hughes (AKA bambi) | bambi@kowande.bu.oz.au | | Systems Programmer | bambi@kowande.bu.oz.au@uunet.uu.net | | Network Management Group | ..!uunet!munnari!kowande.bu.oz.au!bambi | | Bond University, Gold Coast | Phone : +61 75 951111 | | Queensland, Australia 4229 | Fax : +61 75 951456 | +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+