TOMIII@MTUS5.BITNET (Thomas Dwyer III) (07/10/90)
Does anyone know what the heck a "fatal error C1015" from MSC 5.1? That error number seems to be missing from TFM, which goes from C1014 to C1016. I get the error from the compiler (CL.EXE). Thanks, Thomas Dwyer III TOMIII @ MTUS5.BITNET Network Programmer DWYERIII @ MTUS5.BITNET Computing Technology Services Michigan Technological University
bryan@stiatl.UUCP (Bryan Donaldson) (07/10/90)
TOMIII@MTUS5.BITNET (Thomas Dwyer III) writes: >Does anyone know what the heck a "fatal error C1015" from MSC 5.1? That >error number seems to be missing from TFM, which goes from C1014 to C1016. >I get the error from the compiler (CL.EXE). >Thomas Dwyer III TOMIII @ MTUS5.BITNET >Network Programmer DWYERIII @ MTUS5.BITNET Found in the \bin\errmsg.doc file -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ERRMSG.DOC File Error-message information for software included with the Microsoft(R) C Optimizing Compiler Version 5.10 (C) Copyright Microsoft Corporation, 1987, 1988 . . . C1015 cannot open include file 'filename' The given include file either did not exist, could not be opened, or was not found. Make sure your environment settings are valid and that you have given the correct path name for the file. . . . ------------------------------------------------------------------------- BGD -- Bryan Donaldson gatech!stiatl!bryan Sales Technologies, Inc 3399 Peachtree Rd, NE Atlanta, GA (404) 841-4000
lfk@athena.mit.edu (Lee F Kolakowski) (07/10/90)
It is not in the fancy new QuickHelp from version 6.0 either, but a quick perusal of the c*.err files of the compiler comes up with the following: c1.err: 1015 "cannot open include file '%s'" /* QC2 */ Hope that helps. -- Frank Kolakowski ====================================================================== |lfk@athena.mit.edu || Lee F. Kolakowski | |lfk@eastman2.mit.edu || M.I.T. | |kolakowski@wccf.mit.edu || Dept of Chemistry | |lfk@mbio.med.upenn.edu || Room 18-506 | |lfk@hx.lcs.mit.edu || 77 Massachusetts Ave.| |AT&T: 1-617-253-1866 || Cambridge, MA 02139 | |--------------------------------------------------------------------| | #include <woes.h> | | One-Liner Here! | ======================================================================
henk@spex1.uucp (Henk van der Griendt) (07/10/90)
TOMIII@MTUS5.BITNET (Thomas Dwyer III) writes: >Does anyone know what the heck a "fatal error C1015" from MSC 5.1? That >error number seems to be missing from TFM, which goes from C1014 to C1016. >I get the error from the compiler (CL.EXE). >Thanks, >Thomas Dwyer III TOMIII @ MTUS5.BITNET >Network Programmer DWYERIII @ MTUS5.BITNET >Computing Technology Services >Michigan Technological University C1015 cannot open include file 'filename' The given file either did not exist, could not be opened, or was not found. Make sure your environment settings are valid and that you have given the correct path name for the file. This is what I found in the QuickC book, page 315. Hope this helps. Henk. -- ====== Henk van der Griendt E-mail: henk@spex.nl (internet) ====== Speech Processing EXpertise centre spex@hlsdnl5.BITNET ====== SPEX, p/a PTT RNL, kamer LE1, tel: 31-(0)70-3322693 ====== Postbus 421, 2260 AK Leidschendam the Netherlands
nts0699@dsac.dla.mil (Gene McManus) (07/10/90)
From article <90190.165746TOMIII@MTUS5.BITNET>, by TOMIII@MTUS5.BITNET (Thomas Dwyer III): > Does anyone know what the heck a "fatal error C1015" from MSC 5.1? That > error number seems to be missing from TFM, which goes from C1014 to C1016. > I get the error from the compiler (CL.EXE). > > Thanks, > Thomas Dwyer III TOMIII @ MTUS5.BITNET From the [considerable] 'read-me' type doc file 'ERRMSG.DOC' supplied on disk: New Messages ------------ In the following messages, the number in parentheses after a warning message indicates the minimum warning level that must be set for the warning to appear: C1015 cannot open include file 'filename' The given include file either did not exist, could not be opened, or was not found. Make sure your environment settings are valid and that you have given the correct path name for the file. Gene McManus @ DLA Systems Automation Center, DSAC-X Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 238-9403, Autovon 850- Internet: gmcmanus@dsac.dla.mil (131.78.1.1) UUCP: {uunet!gould,cbosgd!osu-cis}!dsacg1!gmcmanus <<"Everybody has to believe in something... I believe I'll go fishing" --- Thoreau>> The views expressed are my own, not those of the Agency, or Dept. of Defense