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    Hi all,

    I'm out of town and have just installed PB + other tools on a friend's
    computer so that I can work on it. I keep getting destination file
    write error every time I try to compile. Seems like there is some
    quirky stuff going on with this machine. Any clues to what could
    cause this?

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    Henning
    Henning

  • #2
    Make sure your files aren't tagged read-only, which is likely to be
    the problem if you're restoring from a CD.

    Don't forget to remove the files from your friend's machine when you
    leave!

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    Tom Hanlin
    PowerBASIC Staff

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    • #3
      Happens to me if I am recompiling a dll and I forget to close the app that calls it.

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      Dennis
      mailto:[email protected][email protected]</A>

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      • #4
        Tom,

        Right On! My exe's and two of my database files had been tagged R/O.

        Thank you.


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        Henning
        Henning

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        • #5
          You'll also get this error sometimes because the PB compiler is stuck, and prevents you from recompiling your app. The way I found how to get back to normal is to launch Task Manager (NT/W2K), go to Processes, and kill either WOWEXEC.EXE or NTVDM.EXE. Remember that PB/DLL is a 16-bit application, so requires Windows On Windows to run.

          My ¥.2
          FF.

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          • #6
            This can also happen if your exe hasn't shut down completly and it is
            still runing in the background (a message loop left open).You can find out
            if this is the case by opening the task manager ,you will see your
            exe in the list.


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            Byte Hunters of the World Unite.

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