--- Don Mastrovito
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Rhys,
>
> I think I know what the problem is. Some background
> first:
>
> You create a directory for your application, say
> C:\MyApp. Then create a
> new project and write some code. Include statements
> will not normally use
> the "path" a
Rhys,
I think I know what the problem is. Some background first:
You create a directory for your application, say C:\MyApp. Then create a
new project and write some code. Include statements will not normally use
the "path" as defined by Windows. The IDE will first look in the project
dire
--- Don Mastrovito
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Rhys,
>
> I think I understand your problem, but it was a
> little hard to follow. You
> keep mentioning BC++, but that is a very different
> product from
> BCB. However, your path statement contains
> references to CBuilder and you
> are tryi
There should be a make file there. It worked for me, but then I have the
full development environment on my system. I'd appreciate someone with
just the free compiler checking it out.
Thanks,
Don
At 09:53 AM 3/11/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>you are going to build makefiles for Borland, right?
>
you are going to build makefiles for Borland, right?
Herb
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I would also suggest you stick with Xerces 1.6.0 if you have BCB5. The
older stuff had a number of problems (getting it to build and in using it)
and I have no plans to update the project file to work with 1.7.0.
HTH,
Do
Rhys,
I think I understand your problem, but it was a little hard to follow. You
keep mentioning BC++, but that is a very different product from
BCB. However, your path statement contains references to CBuilder and you
are trying to use the BCB5 stuff, so I'll assume you are really running
Hi, Everyone,
Skip down past the path information for my specific
problem, or read the background, as you wish.
Background:
About a year ago, I became interested in XML and all
the myriad ways of creating XML files. At the time, I
had had no prior education having to do with
computers, and was
