1. Problem with include files
- Posted by Tor Bernhard Gausen <tor.gausen at C2I.NET> May 27, 1999
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- Last edited May 28, 1999
I have a strange problem with Eu. 99% of all programs I download works perfectly. I have got nearly all the DOS files from the archieve and almost all of them wrok perfectly). But in at least two cases I have received an error message telling me that an include file can't be opened. I wouldn't complain if it wasn't a fact that one of these programs is David Cuny's probably most exelent EE editor. So after having used EU for months, I still haven't seen how EE even looks like. The other program is Normand Blais' TSCP, a recently contributed chess program. The message is something like: "Can't open "D:\eu\include\machine.e" or "D:\eu\import\tscpe\machine.e" I don't think it's a path problem, because then I would have this going all the time. The files reported impossible to open are always located exactly where they are supposed to be, and Euphoria obviously knows exactly where to look for them, since it gives the correct path in the error message. So what is it then? I have tried to be a big boy and solve it myself, but I can't find the reason why this happens. I can create my own test programs, include all the files reported missing / unable to open, in exactly the same directory, and then it may work just fine... Is there a limit to how many files can be included, and if so; is there a way to push this limit? Anyone with a clue, please give me a hint. Best Regards, Tor Gausen
2. Re: Problem with include files
- Posted by Bernie Ryan <bwryan at PCOM.NET> May 27, 1999
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If you are running DOS. Dos has a limit to how many files can be opened at one time ( default is 8 files ). This can be increased by: adding the following line to your DOS CONFIG.SYS file FILES=40 or as many files as you need up to 255.