james@retix.retix.COM (James Chiou) (05/10/90)
Hi, Has anyone out there ever encountered the problem such as "the include file not found", but the include file is indeed there. I have 1.3 running on my AT and I am attempting to upgrade it to 1.5.10. I got this problem twice during my upgrading process. The first time it happened was when I compiled the fs and I resolved it by changing the sequence of the include statement. However, the problem happened again when I tried to generate the kernel and this time I was not that lucky. When I compiled the file "system.c", I got the message saying that the include file "protect.h" was not found. I checked it. The include file "protect.h" is certainly there. No matter what I try, the compiler keeps complaining about that. Any clue? Thank you for your time. Your help will be appreciated. -- James Chiou
mka@cs.odu.edu (Mark K Arquette) (05/10/90)
In article <660@retix.retix.COM> james@retix.retix.COM (James Chiou) writes: >Hi, > >Has anyone out there ever encountered the problem such as "the include file >not found", but the include file is indeed there. > >I have 1.3 running on my AT and I am attempting to upgrade it to 1.5.10. >I got this problem twice during my upgrading process. The first time it >happened was when I compiled the fs and I resolved it by changing the >sequence of the include statement. However, the problem happened again >when I tried to generate the kernel and this time I was not that lucky. >When I compiled the file "system.c", I got the message saying that the >include file "protect.h" was not found. I checked it. The include file >"protect.h" is certainly there. No matter what I try, the compiler keeps >complaining about that. > >Any clue? Thank you for your time. Your help will be appreciated. > > >-- James Chiou I don't know what causes it but I am having the same problem with 1.2. Sometimes it works correctly if I run the compiler from the command line instea5{ of using make. I hope someone has some ideas.