I agree with Dan, dumping old files in sys$library is the wrong way
to do it, but his suggestion for the workaround should also work. If
you have any trouble you can find more on how the include logicals
work in the DEC C manuals (probably the user's guide) which are now
available off the Compaq C home page:
<http://www.openvms.digital.com/commercial/c/c_index.html>
At 5:26 PM -0400 4/20/00, Dan Sugalski wrote:
>At 03:14 PM 4/20/00 -0600, William Atkinson wrote:
>>Yes, it is definitely a conflict in header files. I talked with the vms guy
>>here and it turns out that we are comitted to keeping them so that we can
>>generate product versions that look like they came from older vms releases.
>
>Then he's doing things the wrong way, as you've found, as it crocks the current
>version's build. There are better ways to do it. (Keeping an old Alpha or VAX in the
>cluster's the best one... :) But it sounds like you're stuck with things the way they
>are.
>
>>I followed Craig Berry's suggestion and indeed found different stat.h files.
>>
>>How would I control where the include files are grabbed in the descrip.mms
>>file?
>
>Grab all the .TLB files from SYS$LIBRARY and stick 'em someplace. Then define
>DECC$USER_INCLUDE to point to the directory you just dumped them in and hope for the
>best. (I'd define it /JOB just to be safe)
>
>This may not work, but you've got a good chance.
>
> Dan
>
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