Vista linking problemsThis is a discussion on Vista linking problems within the modula forums in Programming Languages category; Dear fellow modulans, I have recently acquired a Vista laptop, and when I copy over my exact same set of files and libraries from my trusty Windows 2000 machine, and try to link my code, i get an error message about UUID.LIB not being able to be opened, and then the linker (SBLINK) fails. Has anyone else encountered linking issues under Windows vista? I figured it was a permissions issue, so I went an opened up permissions to "total control" on the folder containing the library, which in this case is a microsoft visual C 5 library folder.... | ||||||||
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08-05-2007, 12:42 AM
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 Vista linking problems Dear fellow modulans, I have recently acquired a Vista laptop, and when I copy over my exact same set of files and libraries from my trusty Windows 2000 machine, and try to link my code, i get an error message about UUID.LIB not being able to be opened, and then the linker (SBLINK) fails. Has anyone else encountered linking issues under Windows vista? I figured it was a permissions issue, so I went an opened up permissions to "total control" on the folder containing the library, which in this case is a microsoft visual C 5 library folder.  |
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08-05-2007, 07:31 AM
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| Re: Vista linking problems edward skrev: > I have recently acquired a Vista laptop, and when I copy over my exact > same set of files and libraries from my trusty Windows 2000 machine, > and try to link my code, i get an error message about UUID.LIB not > being able to be opened, and then the linker (SBLINK) fails. Has > anyone else encountered linking issues under Windows vista? I figured > it was a permissions issue, so I went an opened up permissions to > "total control" on the folder containing the library, which in this > case is a microsoft visual C 5 library folder. How is anyone supposed to help you when we don't even know what compiler/IDE you are using. August |
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08-06-2007, 03:31 AM
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| Re: Vista linking problems Well, Edward has written in earlier messages that he uses the StonyBrook compiler. That is why the linker is called SBLINK. SB is short for StonyBrook. I have only tried runni g a few of my DOS32 programs on a Vista machine. That went well (XP will not run them). I have not bought Vista yet, and have therefore never tried to compile a SBM2 program on a Vista machine. Kind regards, Rob van Albada, Amsterdam. Op Sun, 05 Aug 2007 11:31:54 GMT, August Karlstrom <fusionfive@comhem.se> schreef: > >How is anyone supposed to help you when we don't even know what >compiler/IDE you are using. > > >August |
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08-06-2007, 04:12 PM
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| Re: Vista linking problems I have no issues when linking my projects under Windows vista. Your problem is probably not OS related. Frank. "edward" <edward@magicmouse.com> wrote in message news:1186288973.403738.214860@x35g2000prf.googlegr oups.com... > Dear fellow modulans, > > I have recently acquired a Vista laptop, and when I copy over my exact > same set of files and libraries from my trusty Windows 2000 machine, > and try to link my code, i get an error message about UUID.LIB not > being able to be opened, and then the linker (SBLINK) fails. Has > anyone else encountered linking issues under Windows vista? I figured > it was a permissions issue, so I went an opened up permissions to > "total control" on the folder containing the library, which in this > case is a microsoft visual C 5 library folder. > |
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