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Changing the installation directory for Borland Compiler

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glenc:
Have you check for bad info in the Borland file bcc32.cfg ?

All paths are valid.

Does your PATH variable contain the old C:\Borland\BCC55 or C:\BCC55 in it?

No. There has never been a BCC55 directory on this system, but I checked anyway, and it doesn't exist.

Where is the parameter '-IC:\Borland\BCC55\include' coming from when all references to it have been removed from the Settings?

stahta01:

--- Quote from: stahta01 on January 03, 2007, 08:45:54 pm ---As a last resort, Open the project file .cbp file in a text editor and look for BCC55 in it.
If yes, you have project settings that need updating.

--- End quote ---

Did you see my last edit to message?
Tim S

glenc:
As a last resort, Open the project file .cbp file in a text editor and look for BCC55 in it.
If yes, you have project settings that need updating.


Sorry, I did see it but neglected to do it.

There is a 'compiler = bcc' statement, but nothing referencing BCC55.

I deleted the .cbp file and saved the project. The new .cbp file has the same statement.

stahta01:
Shutdown codeblocks before doing this.

Check the .conf file for BCC55
The file defaults to being in this folder %appdata%\codeblocks

named default.conf normally
Tim S

glenc:
Check the .conf file for BCC55
The file defaults to being in this folder %appdata%\codeblocks

Checked 'default.conf' file, found

<LIBRARY_DIRS>
   <str>
      <![CDATA[C:\Borland\BCC55\lib;]]>
   </str>
</LIBRARY_DIRS>

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