Re: [Dev-C++] "Not found" problem

[Luigi S. <gi...@li...>]

At 23.03 10/06/02 +0200, <pd...@xs...> wrote:
>Hi,
>...
>I get an error "not found", and the compile log says, for example, the 
>following:
>
>------------------------------------------------------------
>Executing  make...
>C:\\Development\\Dev-CPP\\bin\\make.exe -f
>"C:\Development\Projects\C++\Console\Dirksen_ANSI_C\ANSI_C_07_MPC08\Make
>file.win" all
>C:\\Development\\Dev-CPP\\bin\\gcc.exe -c main.c -o main.o
>-I"C:/Development/Dev-CPP/include"   -fexceptions -s -O3
>-fexpensive-optimizations C:\Development\Dev-CPP\bin\gcc.exe: not found
>C:\\Development\\Dev-CPP\\bin\\make.exe: *** [main.o] Error 127
>Execution terminated
>------------------------------------------------------------
>
>...
>
>Paul

Hello,  Paul

Yours seems to be a problem related to binary locations.
According to the log and assuming we are dealing with Dev-C++ 4.9.6.0, you 
have the settings:
1. Tools->Compiler Options->Directories: Binaries = c:\development\dev-cpp\bin
2. Tools->Compiler Options->Programs: gcc = gcc.exe
3. Tools->Compiler Options->Programs: make = make.exe

One thing looking strange is the double backslash in the path of "make" and 
of "gcc.exe".

In the end, I would:
- check that Dev-C++ is set as above 1,2,3
- check that the binaries of the compiler (MinGW, I suppose) are in 
"c:\development\dev-cpp\bin"

Let me know.

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gisan