Ummm, I tried the first two (removing object code, and also removing the _Data directory) and the errors persist. This is not multi-segment, so that leaves the run time library.
In my project settings (project window) I see that it is "PalmOSRuntime_2i_A5.lib". I am trying to build this for PalmOS 3.1 and above. I have built the runtime libraries (according to the CW docs) successfully. I have tried dragging the PalmOSRuntime_4i_A5.lib into the project and then deleting the other (2i), remove object code, re-make, same result. Any other ideas???? Lots of questions, little joy. thanks, Paul >> Ok, this one must be simple, but not when you are me right now . . . >> >> I have ported an old project into CW. I compiled each source file >> separately along the way. When I (finally) got each source file to compile >> I figured that I was ready to go. I then tried "Make" and I get the >> following error (looks like 60 times . . . one for each source file >> including all of the sys includes?) >> >> >> Link Error : PocketTriFITMain.c: Illegal object data in >> 'PocketTriFITMain.c'. ... The problem may be due to a number of different factors associated with the configuration of your project. It seems that the object information may have become corrupted in one way or another, which caused the link errors. Here are a few suggestions to try: * Select Remove Object Code from the Project menu within the IDE before making the project. *Delete the _Data folder - This folder is located within your project directory and contains the object information from one build to the next. Try closing the project, deleting this folder, and remaking the project. *If this is a multi-segment application, make sure that you have the startup code in the first segment. *Make sure you have included the correct runtime library for the type of application you are creating. I hope that helps. Vinu -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/ -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
