Compile Errors

Started by JR Heathcote, June 27, 2006, 02:40:06 PM

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There is no special format for the "User_Includes.inc". You can place other #Includes in that file, Types, Macros, functions, subs, blah blah blah. It is output in the code immediately following the #Include "Win32api.inc"

QuoteI gather that FF will detect the existence of the file, and that we don't have to add it as a module or check any checkboxes...?
You gather correctly :)

Sean Roe

Hello John,

Just put your User_Includes file in the source directory for your project and mine looks something like this:


#Include "C:\PowerBasic Projects\1.inc"
#Include "C:\PowerBasic Projects\2.inc"
#Include "C:\PowerBasic Projects\3.inc"

John Montenigro

Quote from: Sean RoeHello John,

Just put your User_Includes file in the source directory for your project and mine looks something like this:


#Include "C:\PowerBasic Projects\1.inc"
#Include "C:\PowerBasic Projects\2.inc"
#Include "C:\PowerBasic Projects\3.inc"


OK, that's what I was wondering - just a list of filenames, or the full #INCLUDE syntax.

I got it now - it's just another .INC file!


Thanks!!
-John