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compile error
fatal error C1083: Cannot open compiler intermediate file : 'f:\WINDOWS\TEMP\a63213sy' : No such file or directory
how i solve this problem
how i solve this problem
It'll also happen when your account doesn't have write access to the drive or directory the TEMP variable references.
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Try to free space to solve this problem
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to rwilson and hongjun
thank you for comment but
my f drive have more than 500 MB
is that not enough
to mikeblas
thank you for comment
i not truely understand you comment
are your comment mean my drive or directory are set to read only
actually that directory are not existing
in my drive
thank you for comment but
my f drive have more than 500 MB
is that not enough
to mikeblas
thank you for comment
i not truely understand you comment
are your comment mean my drive or directory are set to read only
actually that directory are not existing
in my drive
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to mikeblas
actually this directory even no exist in any drive of my computer
and every time i compiled it the difference directory is showing, so how i point to actually exist directory
actually this directory even no exist in any drive of my computer
and every time i compiled it the difference directory is showing, so how i point to actually exist directory
Set the TEMP environment correctly to a directory that really exists.
If you're using Windows 95 or 98, do that in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
If you're using Windows NT, do that in the "System" applet in Control Panel.
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If you're using Windows 95 or 98, do that in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
If you're using Windows NT, do that in the "System" applet in Control Panel.
..B ekiM
ASKER
to mikeblas
thank you for your comment
actually i solve the problem already
i reinstall the win98 and reinstall the visual C++
but any way thank you
thank you for your comment
actually i solve the problem already
i reinstall the win98 and reinstall the visual C++
but any way thank you
Cheers,
Raymond.