Okay, worked it out, main project directory was remotely mounted (from a CIFS share) and there's clearly some sort of problem in the Ubuntu case with I/O (Debian seems to be okay when the same share is mounted there, hmm). -b
On 11/11/11 15:36, Bruce Tulloch wrote: > 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
