Subj : Re: Link error with BC++5.01: Unable to open file '...\bc5\lib.map'
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : Vida
Date : Mon Mar 21 2005 02:59 pm

Thanks a lot!

"Ed Mulroy [TeamB]" <dont_email_me@invalid.com> wrote in message
news:423af17f$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> "Warning, No module definition file, using default"
>
> This is not an error.  It is a warning.  In 16 bit Windows programs
> the module definition file is where the size of the stack is given.
> You did not provide a module definition file.  Instead of giving an
> error, the linker used the default values from default.def  The
> warning was generated to tell you what it did.
>
>
> "Unable to open file '...\bc5\lib.map"
>
> This is an error but there are many things that could cause that
> error.   Check your machine for any of these problems:
>
> - The path to the compiler or to the files in the project has
> directories with
>   long file names or names which contain a space.
I think it is this one that caused the problem.

> - The path to the compiler contains an invalid character.  This most
> often
>   is a plus symbol such as in having a directory name of "C++" in the
>   path to the compiler or the path to the files in the project.
> - The disk drive does not have enough free space.
> - The disk drive has a problem, perhaps cross-linked entries, and
> needs
>   a scandisk or chkdsk /F
>
> .  Ed
>
> > Vida wrote in message
> > news:423a754f@newsgroups.borland.com...
> >
> >I meet an error when building my project with Borland c++ 5.01.
> >
> > It said that "No mudule definition file specified: using default",
> > "Unable to open file '...\bc5\lib.map'", I don't what's the reason?
> > If I turn the Map file off, It said, "Unable to open file
> > '...\bc5\lib.obj"
> >
> > Is there sb. give me some advices? Thanks very much!
>
>

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