All,
To recap my original post of 08/17/2005 on this issue, I had a situation
where I was trying to #include a fairly long path in a C program. If
the full path was given in-line, then the #include succeeded. If part
of the path was given in the source, and the prefix was given as a -I
opti
Dave Korn wrote:
Original Message
From: Rob Hatcherson
Sent: 17 August 2005 20:49
All,
This issue involves a "File name too long" error being generated by the
C preprocessor that came along with 1.5.18-1. The compiler reports
version 3.4.4, the distro file says 3.4.4-1.
Original Message
>From: Rob Hatcherson
>Sent: 17 August 2005 20:49
> All,
>
> This issue involves a "File name too long" error being generated by the
> C preprocessor that came along with 1.5.18-1. The compiler reports
> version 3.4.4, the distro file says 3.4.4-1.
> I can #include this
All,
This issue involves a "File name too long" error being generated by the
C preprocessor that came along with 1.5.18-1. The compiler reports
version 3.4.4, the distro file says 3.4.4-1.
I have a header file whose total path length is 190 characters counting
drive letters (yeah, I know i
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