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Matthew W Marshall

[Z88dk-users] Still does not work.

Post by Matthew W Marshall »

I downloaded the 20021210 version, renamed the origanal z88dk directory,
and unziped the archive into my C drive. Upon attempting to compile, I
receved the following output:

copy c:\z88dk\lib\z88_crt0.opt C:\windows\TEMP\s3vvcpfh_1.opt
1 file(s) copied
copy C:\windows\TEMP\s3vvcpfh_1.opt C:\windows\TEMP\s3vvcpfh_1.asm
1 file(s) copied
zcpp -I. -DZ80 -DSMALL_C -DZ88 -D__Z88__ -Ic:\z88dk\include
C:\z88dk\hello.c C:
\windows\TEMP\s3vvcpfh_.i
sccz80 -// C:\windows\TEMP\s3vvcpfh_.i
copt c:\z88dk\lib\z80rules.2 < C:\windows\TEMP\s3vvcpfh_.asm >
C:\windows\TEMP\s
3vvcpfh_.op1
copt c:\z88dk\lib\z80rules.1 < C:\windows\TEMP\s3vvcpfh_.op1 >
C:\windows\TEMP\s
3vvcpfh_.opt
z80asm -eopt -ns -Mo C:\windows\TEMP\s3vvcpfh_
1 errors occurred during assembly
z80asm -a -m -Mo -oa.bas -ic:\z88dk\lib\clibs\z80_crt0
-ic:\z88dk\lib\clibs\z88
_clib C:\windows\TEMP\s3vvcpfh_1 C:\windows\TEMP\s3vvcpfh_
1 errors occurred during assembly
Errors in source file C:\z88dk\hello.c:
File 'C:\windows\TEMP\s3vvcpfh_.asm', at line 10, Illegal identifier

This seems to be the same problem that I had before. Is this only
happening on my system? (I am running Windows 98 SE, by the way.) Once
again, thanks for the help.

Matthew Marshall

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dom
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Post by dom »

On Tue, 10 Dec 2002, Matthew W Marshall wrote:

[...]

1 errors occurred during assembly
Errors in source file C:\z88dk\hello.c:
File 'C:\windows\TEMP\s3vvcpfh_.asm', at line 10, Illegal identifier

This seems to be the same problem that I had before. Is this only
happening on my system? (I am running Windows 98 SE, by the way.) Once
again, thanks for the help.

I think I've just figured out what this is! Are you compiling with
zcc +ti8x c:\z88dk\hello.c ? If you go cd c:\z88dk and then do a zcc +ti8x
hello.c does that work?

I've just tried it out on a Win2k machine and the same thing happens there
if you specify the full path - The modulename is derived from the
filename, so the modulename ends up being c:\z88dk\hello.c which has got a
couple of illegal characters in it and then things fall over.

cheers,

d.




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Post by dom »

On Tue, 10 Dec 2002, Matthew W Marshall wrote:

[...]

1 errors occurred during assembly
Errors in source file C:\z88dk\hello.c:
File 'C:\windows\TEMP\s3vvcpfh_.asm', at line 10, Illegal identifier

This seems to be the same problem that I had before. Is this only
happening on my system? (I am running Windows 98 SE, by the way.) Once
again, thanks for the help.

I think I've just figured out what this is! Are you compiling with
zcc +ti8x c:\z88dk\hello.c ? If you go cd c:\z88dk and then do a zcc +ti8x
hello.c does that work?

I've just tried it out on a Win2k machine and the same thing happens there
if you specify the full path - The modulename is derived from the
filename, so the modulename ends up being c:\z88dk\hello.c which has got a
couple of illegal characters in it and then things fall over.

cheers,

d.




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