gerd_renz3
VIP Member
Hi List,
I am having a persisting strange problem and I wonder if anyone can make
sense of this.
We have a custom BSFN that compiles well locally on the developer´s
machine as well as in an update package on the DS. When we build a full
package on the DS the same BSFN errors out with this message:
BBN42581.c\\BRARIODS1\B7333\PY7333\package\PY082602F\source\BBN42581.c
(1545) : fatal error C1010: unexpected end of file while looking for
precompiled header directive
This line is the last line of my source code. It looks as if a
precompiler directive like #ifdef does not find it´s matching #endif.
It has happened three times now that this BSFN was compiled in an update
package, and without any change, in the same pathcode, it did not compile
in a full package, ending in the above error. The same BSFN does compile
in the same full package on the NT-ES, using the same MS compiler.
Can anybody help me on this?
Thanks for your attention, Gerd
Xe, SP15, NT, Oracle, Citrix clients
********Confidencialidade do Correio do Eletrônico
I am having a persisting strange problem and I wonder if anyone can make
sense of this.
We have a custom BSFN that compiles well locally on the developer´s
machine as well as in an update package on the DS. When we build a full
package on the DS the same BSFN errors out with this message:
BBN42581.c\\BRARIODS1\B7333\PY7333\package\PY082602F\source\BBN42581.c
(1545) : fatal error C1010: unexpected end of file while looking for
precompiled header directive
This line is the last line of my source code. It looks as if a
precompiler directive like #ifdef does not find it´s matching #endif.
It has happened three times now that this BSFN was compiled in an update
package, and without any change, in the same pathcode, it did not compile
in a full package, ending in the above error. The same BSFN does compile
in the same full package on the NT-ES, using the same MS compiler.
Can anybody help me on this?
Thanks for your attention, Gerd
Xe, SP15, NT, Oracle, Citrix clients
********Confidencialidade do Correio do Eletrônico