#SAS/C v6.0
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When using SAS/C version 6, what is going wrong if a file won't compile nor
put up any errors? I've found that if there is a myproject.h file and a
myproject_protos.h file it won't even try to compile. When it does compile
this file it creates no object file and it doesn't give any errors or
warnings, it takes a while as if compiling and then says hit return to
exit. Other files will compile.
You'll have to give us an example of what the code you're using looks
like. It's difficult to figure out what might be happening without the
code.
Steve
It almost sounds like you have the csoptions set to generate a proto file
RATHER than compiling. If you go to generate a prototype file for yourself,
you have to set the options back to NoGenProto before you can compile
anything. Check if the date on your proto file is updated every time you
try to compile…
This is one possibility (GENPROTO set). Other possibilities include
having PPONLY set (preprocessor only) or having NOOBJNAME set
(no object file).
–Doug