#Develop compiler issue

[snarfblam]

I am trying to compile C++ code with #Develop, but Im getting this error:

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[john]

Do you have Visual C++ installed? If not you can get the free command line version here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc/vctoolkit2003/

 

[snarfblam]

I have cl.exe on my drive. I downloaded the vctoolkit you linked to anyways, which didnt help. I added that path that contains cl.exe to the PATH environment variable, which didnt help. I can call cl.exe from the command prompt exactly as it is listed in the error message.

 C:\WINDOWS|► cl.exe "@C:\Docume~1\Tom\Locals~1\Temp\tmp59.tmp"
Microsoft (R) 32-bit C/C++ Optimizing Compiler Version 13.10.3077 for 80x86
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 1984-2002. All rights reserved.

cl /c
   /clr
   /Fo"C:\VB\Cxx\bin\Debug/"
   /nologo
   /W"4"
   /EHsc
   /MT
   /J
   /GR
   /Y-
   /Gd
   /TP
   "C:\VB\Cxx\MainForm.cpp"
   "C:\VB\Cxx\AssemblyInfo.cpp"

MainForm.cpp
AssemblyInfo.cpp
Generating Code...

 C:\WINDOWS|►

I dont understand why if I can do it, #Develop cant...

 

[snarfblam]

Well... I edited the PATH environment to include the folder above the "Bin" folder, which includes a batch that will include the bin folder... which seems to have gotten me farther in compilation, up to this new error message.

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When I tried to do it via commandline I got the following error:

 C:\WINDOWS|► link.exe "@C:\Docume~1\Tom\Locals~1\Temp\tmp6E.tmp"
Microsoft (R) Incremental Linker Version 7.10.3077
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved.

"/OUT:C:\VB\Cxx\bin\Debug\Cxx.exe"
"C:\VB\Cxx\bin\Debug\MainForm.obj"
"C:\VB\Cxx\bin\Debug\AssemblyInfo.obj"
LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file LIBCMT.lib

 C:\WINDOWS|►

I checked and it seems the file does not exist. I dont know how to do a command line compile, though, Im just guessing here. Appearently, though, Im having no prob calling link.exe from the command prompt.