#Another nmake problem
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SysOp,
I am having problems with my environment. When I try to use nmake
I get "ntwin32.mak not found". I looked and the file exists in the
mstools\h directory. If I run setenv from mstools it works just fine.
Is there a way to have this set up when I start a DOS window
automatically?
NOTE: I checked the control panel and mstools\h is in the PATH command
THANX
Bill Whitman
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Bill,
You need to have mstools\h in the include path. What I recommend doing is
running setenv and the use the set command to see what env variables are set.
Then use the control panel applet to set the values for path, include, lib
and any others that have been changed by setenv. This is done for you by
setupsdk when you install the sdk. If you have installed the sdk manually
then you will need to use the first method that I described.
Thanks,
Michael Markley [Microsoft Developer Support]
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Mike,
THANX
Bill Whitman
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Bill:
After my abortive attempt today I took a look at my system which was
installed normally. My settings are as follows:
System:
ComSpec=E:\winnt\system32\cmd.exe
Cpu=i386
Include=D:\MSTOOLS\h;D:\MSTOOLS\mstest\include;
D:\MSTOOLS\mfc\include
Lib=D:\MSTOOLS\lib;D:\MSTOOLS\mfc\lib
Os2LibPath=E:\winnt\system32\os2\dll;
Path=D:\MSTOOLS\bin;D:\MSTOOLS\mstest;E:\winnt\system32
Windir=E:\winnt
User:
temp=E:\temp
tmp=E:\temp
I wish I had had this with me to set up some things this AM.
Bye for now,
Bob G.