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User forums => Using Code::Blocks => Topic started by: drnicolas on February 19, 2011, 03:32:35 pm

Title: Newbie: 'Can't read file's timestamp ...
Post by: drnicolas on February 19, 2011, 03:32:35 pm
 :( I am pretty new to codeblocks.
At the moment, I am trying to convert a prject formerly developed with Eclipse.

At first, I created a new project and saved this in C:\temp

The I added a several source files to the project and clicked "build". All source files are somewhere on the network.

Instead of my WinAVR works as desired, I get some error messages saying that "Can't read file's timestamp ..."

I also cannot open the source-files by double-clicking them. There comes an error message saying can't load file C:\temp\and_then_the_complete_network_path_for_each_source_file

Putting the whole project right into the directory of the source files seems not to be the right way, as I have a number of files residing on other network paths.

What can I do?
I read something about manually editing the project-file, but this is not very comfortably.


Greetings nico
Title: Re: Newbie: 'Can't read file's timestamp ...
Post by: stahta01 on February 19, 2011, 05:37:17 pm
Guessing windows user. OS Version unknown?
Did you map the network drive to a drive letter?
If not, try it.


Tim S.
Title: Re: Newbie: 'Can't read file's timestamp ...
Post by: drnicolas on February 19, 2011, 06:00:20 pm
Yes, it's Windows XP.
And NO, the network path is NOT mapped to a drive letter.

Mapping the path to a letter would be very uncomfortable as ALL paths inside the source files must be changed

 :(
Title: Re: Newbie: 'Can't read file's timestamp ...
Post by: Jenna on February 19, 2011, 07:04:27 pm
Mapping the path to a letter would be very uncomfortable as ALL paths inside the source files must be changed

 :(

Why ?
If the paths are still valid it should not be a problem, it's just C::B (or more exactly wxWidgets) and probably the compiler that need the drive-letters, the compiled sources should not have this problem (if they work now).