I have a project in the directory: /home/bruce/project
which has sub-directories: src lib Both are specified in Lazarus' Other Unit Files: src;lib but verbose message when attempting to compile the project produces the following excerpt: Handling option "-Fu/home/bruce/project/src" interpreting option "-Fu/home/bruce/project/src" Path "./src/" not found Handling option "-Fu/home/bruce/project/lib" interpreting option "-Fu/home/bruce/project/lib" Using unit path: ./lib/ That is, FPC fails to find the "src" directory but succeeds to find the "lib" directory. Both directories exist and are in all respects except their names identical. Something is blocking FPC from finding "src" because it's called "src". I've tried other directory names and some work and others don't. I've detected a pattern to it yet. This problem occurs using the Ubuntu 11.10 (Unity) packaged versions of FPC and Lazarus. If I use Lazarus SVN trunk on a Debian Squeeze machine (with FPC 2.4.2) it all works fine. Is this an FPC 2.4.4 bug or some sort of error on my part? Cheers, Bruce. _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
