Hi, I have a relatively big project that hasn't had any problems until yesterday I wanted to add:
#include <68k/Hs.h> ...and a few other HS headers from the HandSpring5 SDK to one of the files. But when I tried to compile with CW8 (Windows) I get: "Error: the file '68k/Hs.h' cannot be opened" Of course I have added the the Handspring directory to my access path. The thing that makes this error seem bizzare to me are: - If I ctrl-D on the Hs.h file in CW, it does open the correct header in the path I have given it. - If I include the exact same line from other files in my project, it works. About 2/3 of the files will allow me to compile that header, and the rest give the "cannot be opened" error. - If I open a file with that include line in CW that does not allow it to compile, but _individually_ compile that file with Ctrl-F7, it appears to compile with no errors (and the red checkmark next to the file in the project window goes away), but then when I try to compile and link with F7 immediately afterward, it tries to recompile the same file again and reports the error. Here are some random things I've already tried: - Reboot machine and restart CW - Check permissions, etc on the header files, and also included a couple of alternate HandSpring5 directories in use by other projects that build successfully. - Add fresh new .c file to project, try to include from there, no go. - Use quotation marks around "68k/Hs.h" instead of brackets - Try including just "Hs.h" and change access path to 68k. - Add the Handspring access path to both System and User portions (top of list, making sure check User Paths set) - Removed precompiled headers from project Any suggestions? Thanks, Jason -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
