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    Question Compiling problem with VisualAge C++ for OS/2

    Hi all,
    I'm having a big problem compiling an app called CBM made with IBM Visual Age for C++ for OS/2.
    The point is that the error doesn't happen on my project files, but on IBM's code, it was working properly before my last change on the code (just adding a variable to a *.hpp and using it on the *.cpp)

    I attach the files that seem to be involved in the error.

    In err.txt appears the output of the nmake process
    With my code changes, I haven't changed anything that may affect the ilnseq.* files (at least, as far as I know)


    Anyone has any idea of what may be happening?

    TIA

    Luis.
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    Thumbs up compile problem solved !!!

    Hi again,
    first of all, thanks to all who have tried to solve this problem (as I can see that there have been some downloads of the zip file :-) )

    I finally solved it, there was another file called ilnseq.cpp which had duplicated includes, which seem to be the cause of the problem (as I've eliminated the duplicated entries and after I was able to compile again without problems).
    I don't know how this file was changed, but after looking for other ilnseq* files I've found it in another directory, then changed it and it compiled.

    I attach the file with the duplicated entries, if someone is interested

    Again, thanks for all (and hope that if someone gets the same error, then this post could help)

    Luis
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    Last edited by Luis Marti; April 30th, 2003 at 03:10 AM.

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