lmustatea@lion.waterloo.edu (Lucian Mustatea) (03/02/90)
Hello, I am just starting to do some Windows development and I'm already stuck. I was attempting to compile the examples that come with the SDK just to make sure that I had installed MSC 5.1 and SDK 2.1 correctly. As it turns out I had not, since every time I try to make one of the programs using the supplied make file, I get the following error message: link4 /NOE clock gettime, clock/align:16, /map, slibw, clock.def LINK : fatal error L1082: stub .EXE file not found Any help would be greatly appreciated since right now I am stuck and I can't proceed any further. I have the following configuration: windows SDK 2.1 MSC 5.1 PCDOS 3.3 AT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lucian Mustatea University of Waterloo Computer Science
dixon@sagittarius.crd.ge.com (walt dixon) (03/03/90)
In a previous article Lucian Mustatea writes: >I am just starting to do some Windows development and I'm already stuck. I was >attempting to compile the examples that come with the SDK just to make sure that >I had installed MSC 5.1 and SDK 2.1 correctly. As it turns out I had not, since >every time I try to make one of the programs using the supplied make file, I get >the following error message: > link4 /NOE clock gettime, clock/align:16, /map, slibw, clock.def > LINK : fatal error L1082: stub .EXE file not found Make sure that you have modified PATH in autoexec.bat to include the directory containing your windows files. Walt Dixon {arpa: dixon@crd.ge.com } {us mail: ge-crd } { po box 8 } { schenectady, ny 12301 } {phone: 518-387-5798 } Walt Dixon dixon@crd.ge.com
dixon@sagittarius.crd.ge.com (walt dixon) (03/03/90)
The windows setup program presents a list of target machines. Does
anyone know exactly what part(s) of windows is specific to the target
machine? In my case I am using Windows/386 on a development system
(Compaq 386/33 -- one of the listed options) but I eventually want to run
on a passive backplane system system (XYCOM -- not one of the listed
options). Am I SOL, or can windows code be ported to other targets?
Thanks,
Walt Dixon {arpa: dixon@crd.ge.com }
{us mail: ge-crd }
{ po box 8 }
{ schenectady, ny 12301 }
{phone: 518-387-5798 }
Walt Dixon dixon@crd.ge.combear@bu-pub.bu.edu (Blair M. Burtan) (03/14/90)
>>>>> On 2 Mar 90 15:02:39 GMT, lmustatea@lion.waterloo.edu (Lucian Mustatea) said: >> link4 /NOE clock gettime, clock/align:16, /map, slibw, clock.def >> LINK : fatal error L1082: stub .EXE file not found You need to make sure that the Windows Development Kit directorys are in your path and environment variables. There is a windows.exe file somewhere. -- --------------------------- Signature Version 1.2 --------------------------- | bear@bu-pub.bu.edu enge05c@buacca.bu.edu | | | | "Love is like oxygen. You get too much, you get too high. | | Not enough and you're gonna die. Love gets you high." | -----------------------------------------------------------------------------