Win 7 Problems Again

Hi Again Paul Laidler: I tried a new idea based upon your previous notes on Win 7. I found out where the compiler is putting the .obj files, in Checkmate Win32 or Debug Win32. I copied a previous set of .obj files from a Checkmate Win32 file that executes ok under Win XP to the Checkmate Win32 for the file under Win 7. When I do a build, most, not all of the compiles, generate .obj files that are empty, 0 bytes. This is why the linker cannot create the 'target', no build completed. Try as I may, I cannot solve this problem. I have looked at the .obj files that have info in them and those that have 0 bytes. They all have the same permission, full access and control over all other files and I am logged on as the administrator and running the software as administrator! Don't know what else to do, do you? Sid Kraft

Have you seen my reply to this question on the other thread. It does not help if you start a new thread on the same subject.

I suggest that you start a new project for a very simple task (e.g. a Hello World program) to see if you get the same problem.

Sid

I am not sure how all your forum threads hang together but I think that I have located a memory allocation bug when running the following program that you sent to me...

C TEST 
      ITEST1 = 1 
      ITEST2 = 2 
      WRITE(7,100) ITEST1, ITEST2 
100   FORMAT(1X,2I4) 
      END 

This bug has already been fixed in salflibc.dll for the next release and I will see if this is new DLL available for download.