Re: #include problems

[Stan Quick <stanley.quick@BRIO.COM>]

A couple of work-arounds (and I am sure you will get more).

1)  Use the Define command
        #define SQR$ d:\\APP_ZVT\Env_develop\Version_1\SQR\
        #include '{SQR$}xxx.inc'

2)  Map to the directory as another drive  (For example, map to
d:\\APP_ZVT\Env_develop\Version_1\SQR\ as s:
        then, #include 's:xxx.inc', or
        -Is:\

        This option is actually the closest to the functionality found in
VMS.

Stan



-----Original Message-----
From: marina lifshits [mailto:marina.l@ZIM.CO.IL]
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 7:14 AM
To: SQR-USERS@list.iex.net
Subject: #include problems


Hello all !

Subject : #include problems during conversion
          from SQR 4.0 in VAX/VMS to SQRW Win 95/98/NT.

In our VAX/VMS SQR programs, we have following #include

#include 'sqr$:xxx.inc'

SQR$ - environment logical variable for VAX/VMS directory :
show LOG SQR$
"SQR$" = "ZVTORA$DISK:[ZVTORA.APP.SQR]"


We have defined the same environment variable SQR$ for PC :
D:\APP_ZVT\Env_develop\Version_1\SQR\
and tried different ways .

1.Using -I flag as following :

    -ISQR$
    -Iname_in(‘SQR$’)
    -I%SQR$% , etc .

In the SQR program, we changed the above to:

#include 'xxx.inc'

2.Using env.variable directly as following :

#include ‘sqr$:xxx.inc’
#include ‘%sqr$%:xxx.inc’
#include ‘%sqr$%xxx.inc’ , etc .


In all cases we got the error:

Cannot open the #INCLUDE file ...
No such file or directory

Please help .

Tnks.