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cparralesl

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Jan 27, 2002
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Hello guys,

Can someone help me with this. I actually forgot hjow to handle it.
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creating temporary work file 'C:\WINNT\TEMP\rt001587.swp'
warning wrt0011: Public symbol 'FSEEK' doubly defined
warning wrt0011: Public symbol 'FCREATE' doubly defined
warning wrt0011: Public symbol 'FOPEN' doubly defined
warning wrt0011: Public symbol 'FERROR' doubly defined
warning wrt0011: Public symbol 'FCLOSE' doubly defined
warning wrt0011: Public symbol 'FREAD' doubly defined
warning wrt0011: Public symbol 'FWRITE' doubly defined

UNDEFINED SYMBOL(S) AFTER LIBRARY SEARCH:
SYMBOL FIRST REFERENCE
------ ---------------
'CLIPPER501' GRUMP.LIB

warning wrt0022: .EXE may not execute properly -- undefined symbols
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I will really appreciate you help about it and thanks inadvance.

Cesar Humberto Parrales
Application Support
 
You must have the wrong version of Grumplib in your LIB environment path?

HTH
TonHu
 
Thanks Tom,

and yes, i have the Grump lib, 4.06 and i have been working on this error the whole weekend.
I have read the readme file of Grump lib and i fix some that i had wrong and now the new error is:
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EXOSPACE @MyApp.LNK
Reading object files and library headers.
Processing library directories.
Extracting library objects.
ERROR(#4029): File(F:\RT\MISCX\EXAMPLEA.ASM) Multiple definition of "CURDIR" from
file "curdir.C".
ERROR(#4056): Abort error level exceeded.
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Thanks again



Cesar Humberto Parrales
Application Support
 
With Wrong version I tried to point out that you have probably used a Clipper 5.01 version of grump.lib with your Clipper 5.2 or 5.3, where the apropriate version of grump has to be used instead.. I don't have grump.lib so I can't tell you how to get the correct version in place.

Indeed the exact errormessage, especially from ExoSpace, sounds like hair on an egg ;-)

HTH
TonHu
 
Thanks TonHu,

I have been researching about this and I found the 4.06 version of the Grump.lib. I found a zip file that have the propers files to Clip53. Now, the issue is that thezip file have the sources, prg's, and I do not know how to obtain my new Grump.lib from these files.

¿Do you know how to compile these files in order to have the resultant Grump.Lib?

Sorry about this, but sources on what I am working on are too many and they were built using lot of functions of this library and I think is better to know how it works rather than take all the functions off.

Thanks for your help and I hope you or some one can help me.

Cesar Humberto Parrales
Application Support
 
Sorry, newver used/owned grump.lib so wouldn't know how to help without the zip you mentioned.
Better start a new thread asking something like "how to rebuild grump.lib from source" or sth like that.

HTH
TonHu
 
Ok.

Thansk TonHu


Cesar Humberto Parrales
Application Support
 
I have the grumpfish 4.06 source. There is no reference to Clipper 5.3 and I do not think it was updated for that version. I only have 5.2 myself, so cannot check.

You might ask on usenet: comp.lang.clipper
There are a lot of very knoledgeable clipperheads there.
 
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