bridge@max.u.washington.edu (09/10/89)
Recently I upgraded from Quick C 1.1 to Quick C 2.0. I am a novice C programmer and I have followed a book to learn to write C programs. All my programs (small, less than 50 lines) can't be compiled to an .EXE file. I got the error message: Make: Fatal Error U1077: 'LINK.EXE': return code -1 I check the the On-line Help and also the manual and still can't figure out what is going on. I have a hard time finding what the return code -1 means. Could somebody tell me what I may do to avoid this error? This only happens when I use the integrated enviroment (i.e. use shift-F5). I can compile my program using qcl or link at the DOS prompt without any problem. Thanks in advance.
drezac@dcscg1.UUCP (Duane L. Rezac) (09/11/89)
From article <6700@max.u.washington.edu>, by bridge@max.u.washington.edu: > Recently I upgraded from Quick C 1.1 to Quick C 2.0. I am a novice C > programmer and I have followed a book to learn to write C programs. All > my programs (small, less than 50 lines) can't be compiled to an .EXE file. > I got the error message: > > Make: Fatal Error U1077: 'LINK.EXE': return code -1 > > I check the the On-line Help and also the manual and still can't figure > out what is going on. I have a hard time finding what the return code > -1 means. > > Could somebody tell me what I may do to avoid this error? This only > happens when I use the integrated enviroment (i.e. use shift-F5). I > can compile my program using qcl or link at the DOS prompt without > any problem. > > Thanks in advance. I had a the same problem. It seems that Microsoft has several versions of a link floating around, all with the same name. In my case, Quick C was trying to use the link in my c:\dos directory instead of the link that was in my qc2\bin directory. The solution: I renamed my link in my dos directory so that the only link that was named "link" was the one that came with QC 2.0 . I hope this helps. Duane L. Rezac -- +-----------------------+---------------------------------------------------+ | Duane L. Rezac |These views are my own, and NOT representitive of my place| | dsacg1!dcscg1!drezac drezac@dcscg1.dcsc.dla.mil of Employment. | +-----------------------+---------------------------------------------------+
hls@rwthbs.UUCP (H.L. Stahl) (09/13/89)
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