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Yesterday I was working on my program and everything seemed to be fine. Today I get into work and sit down, load up my workspace, and compile to return to what I was doing yesterday. For some reason I am not getting the same compiling errors. This time I am only getting one error. It is:
LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file "@C:Documents and SettingsAdministratorLocal SettingsTempRSP39.tmp"
Now I have never seen or heard of this file before. I have no idea what it does or how it pertains to my program. Whats funny, is if I compile again, the same error will pop up, but the file will be different. Each time I re-compile the file will add 2 to the number (i.e. RSP39.tmp on the first try, and RSP41 on the second try). I have not changed anything on this computer at all. I have even tried to destroy the whole project and start again. But even that didn't work. Please help.
- Nick
LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file "@C:Documents and SettingsAdministratorLocal SettingsTempRSP39.tmp"
Now I have never seen or heard of this file before. I have no idea what it does or how it pertains to my program. Whats funny, is if I compile again, the same error will pop up, but the file will be different. Each time I re-compile the file will add 2 to the number (i.e. RSP39.tmp on the first try, and RSP41 on the second try). I have not changed anything on this computer at all. I have even tried to destroy the whole project and start again. But even that didn't work. Please help.
- Nick
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Have you installed the 6.5A update? If not, you should.
An alternative solution is to right click on My Computer. select Properties, Advanced, and change the environment variables TEMP and TMP to be a folder (existing) without spaces in the path, for example, C:TEMP.
Steve
An alternative solution is to right click on My Computer. select Properties, Advanced, and change the environment variables TEMP and TMP to be a folder (existing) without spaces in the path, for example, C:TEMP.
Steve

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