> > On 5 Jan 2010, at 19:30, Percy wrote: > > > I just checked and there were no readonly files. > > Hmm, odd, as you are getting warnings about permissions. > As Greg says, it may be some ACL issue or something. > Did you say what version of Windows this was? I forget. > Mind you, over the last year I have seen some really odd access > issues on both XP and Vista, so maybe the version is irrelevant. > In any case, might be worth fixing the access rights on the whole > build tree to make sure they are read/write for all users, just in > case. Not ideal from a security point of view, but on a local > developer machine, well... > > (FWIW, MS really messed up their permissions stuff - trying to add it > as an afterthought really has not worked well. The unix model is more > robust, frankly!)
I'm using Vista 32bit SP1. > > They are literally the steps I took. But I did it again and noticed > > somethings. When I opened it up in VS, it wanted to convert the > > files (which I did). > > What was wrong with the files? Is it just bitching about line > termination or...? I'm using Visual Studio 2008 and the files were for 2005 (though I haven't had any conversion problems in the past). _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
