Hello
I am working with Borland C++ 4.5 IDE (I know this is quiet an old version ;-)). I installed it on a new Computer running XP Prof as Administrator. I use make.exe as a translater tool, which generates text output as the compiler, so I specified $CAP MSG(MAKE2DLL) as an option. From the Administrator account all works well. From a user account it seems not to have write access to the message window, it only displays this in the message window: 'Running c:\progs\bc\bin\make.exe -fpgr:' (pgr.mak is the name of my makefile).
I can however open a DOS shell and run make -fpgr and all works fine outputting the messages to this shell.
It seems for me there is a problem with some rights my user needs. But which? And where to set them? It did not help giving full permissions to the bc directory.
Thanks for any help!
I am working with Borland C++ 4.5 IDE (I know this is quiet an old version ;-)). I installed it on a new Computer running XP Prof as Administrator. I use make.exe as a translater tool, which generates text output as the compiler, so I specified $CAP MSG(MAKE2DLL) as an option. From the Administrator account all works well. From a user account it seems not to have write access to the message window, it only displays this in the message window: 'Running c:\progs\bc\bin\make.exe -fpgr:' (pgr.mak is the name of my makefile).
I can however open a DOS shell and run make -fpgr and all works fine outputting the messages to this shell.
It seems for me there is a problem with some rights my user needs. But which? And where to set them? It did not help giving full permissions to the bc directory.
Thanks for any help!
