bjornb@rhi.hi.is (Bjorn H Bjornsson) (02/19/88)
We've just been trying out Microsoft C version 4.00 on a PS/2 model 80. Every time we try to compile we get an error message "Fatal error 13, cannot open <file>.C". We're using PC-DOS 3.30, but running MSC and DOS 3.3 on a standard PC works OK, so that's not the problem (I guess). Anyone got any ideas how to fix this, or what to do? All hints appreciated. -- --- Bjorn Heimir Bjornsson Internet: bjornb@rhi.hi.is University of Iceland UUCP: ..!mcvax!hafro!rhi!bjornb
cramer@optilink.UUCP (Clayton Cramer) (02/24/88)
> > We've just been trying out Microsoft C version 4.00 on a PS/2 model 80. > Every time we try to compile we get an error message > > "Fatal error 13, cannot open <file>.C". > > We're using PC-DOS 3.30, but running MSC and DOS 3.3 on a standard PC > works OK, so that's not the problem (I guess). > > Anyone got any ideas how to fix this, or what to do? > > All hints appreciated. > --- > Bjorn Heimir Bjornsson Internet: bjornb@rhi.hi.is > University of Iceland UUCP: ..!mcvax!hafro!rhi!bjornb If you had asked last week, I would have had no idea. Fortunately, I just bought myself an AT clone, tried my first compile, and had a brief attack of panic. ("Oh no, it's not even compatible with the Microsoft C compiler!") Check your CONFIG.SYS file -- if you don't have a FILES= line, the default number of files won't be enough for the C compiler to work. Try FILES=32. Clayton E. Cramer