I had a (possibly) similar problem. I think it is the output
directory - in other words, where the compiled files are sent.
Out of interest, try creating an output directory on the drive level
with a short directory path like "cu" for compiled units.
I'm not sure it is anything to do with spaces in the directory path.
I might be wrong, but I work within a deeply nested directory tree. I
send my output to a "Compiled Units" directory normally, and the
error reported a path ending in "Com" so I shortened my output
directory to "CU" and it works.
Duncan
At 21:49 21/05/2006, you wrote:
I recently upgraded to 0.9.14 and started a project, whose code
is in a deeply nested directory tree with fairly long directory names,
where one of the directory names contains a space.
When compiling from the ide, this fails at the assembler. It seems
to report a cut off path (the part with the space is included), though
this could only be in the message printed (and not in the argument that
it received).
Does anyone have an idea what is the problem here?
Tom
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