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intover linker error


2005-12-02 07:13:09 AM
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Can someone please help with this error. I know it is a recognised error but cannot find the obj file and have tried compiling the asm listing shown elsewhere and adding to my project but it does not work.
C++builder is becoming unusable just as I am getting ready to release my app.
Can someone please help?
JA
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Re:intover linker error

"John MacSween" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >wrote in
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Can someone please help with this error. I know it is a recognised
error but cannot find the obj file and have tried compiling the asm
listing shown elsewhere and adding to my project but it does not
work.

What didn't work, exactly?
This compiles with TASM32.EXE:
.586
.model flat
EXTERNDEF @@intover: FAR
.code
@@intover PROC FAR
db 0c3h
@@intover ENDP
end
Also, you may need to add this to one of your project source files:
#pragma link "intover.obj"
--
Bruce
 

Re:intover linker error

Hi Bruce,
Thanks for your reply. Have compiled this asm in tasm32 and added to my projects using the IDE but when I try and rebuild the error still appears.
Have not tried the "pragma link" directly typed into my source though. Will this make any difference?
Many thanks
John
 

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Re:intover linker error

Hi John
if you concatinate all include paths used in the project, how long would
that be?
If it is ~1500 characters or more you've hit an internal limit of the
compiler.
Try to reduce the total length of the include paths used.
HTH
Torsten
 

Re:intover linker error

Torsten,
Thanks for your reply. Will take a look at that. Does this include all include paths for headers and libs?
JA
 

Re:intover linker error

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Thanks for your reply. Will take a look at that. Does this include all
include paths for headers and libs?
I think only include paths for header files need to be checked, but I may
be wrong :-)
Al least we had this problem about 4 years ago and since we managed to
have a common include path for all header files the *intover* error wasn't
seen anymore
Torsten