I'm not totally clued up on this, but this is from the Help:
"Library Page (Tools|Environment Options)
Library path = Specifies search paths where compiler can find the source
files for the package. The compiler can find only those files listed in
Library Path. If you try to build your package with a file not on the
library path, you will receive a compiler error."
These all seem to refer to packages, etc.
"Directories/Conditionals (Project|Options)
Search path = Specifies the location of your source files. Only those files
on the compiler's search path or the library search path will be included in
the build. If you try to build your project with a file not on the search
path, you will receive a compiler error. You must include the entire search
path.
If you check Use Debug DCUs on the Compiler page of the Project|Options, the
Debug DCU path (Tools|Debugger options|General page) is prepended to this
search path."
There is certainly a different emphasis in the help for these two. Might be
worth looking into. Why things would suddenly stop working, I dunno...
Cheers,
Conor
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It's the library path under Environment options I'm changing. The only
search path I have (ever) had under directory / conditionals of the project,
is "x:\dev_mnu" (where the dll gets created) and also the path to a
shared_units folder, so that 2 projects share certain units, via the
shared_units directory.
Does that suggest anything? Thanks.
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