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The Question is:
While migrating "C" modules from VAX to ALPHA, I am getting compilation errors
as:
"%CC-F-NOINCLFILE,
Cannot find file <filename> specified in
#include diRECTIVE."
Question1 : If I want to find out the list of header files in this include
dirctive, where should I look for?
Question 2: I am getting specifically for these header files: itmdef.h, waidef.h.
Are these files obsoleted in ALPHA?
Thanks in advance....
The Answer is :
Documentation on migrating from VAX C to more recent C compilers
is available in the OpenVMS VAX Compaq C documentation.
Details on the C include processing depend on the compiler version,
though recent compiler versions provide a reference copy of include
files in SYS$SYSROOT:[DECC$LIB...]. (The files are actually loaded
from text libraries, as described in the manuals -- again, these
directories contain reference copies.)
Details on the specific include statements are lacking, but the
OpenVMS Wizard will assume these are angle-bracket references to
itmdef.h and uaidef.h. itmdef.h was not documented, though a
similar itemdef.h is available. uaidef.h -- if that is what was
intended, as the OpenVMS Wizard does not recognize waidef.h --
is available. (If waidef.h was intended, that may well be a local
definition file.)
It may or may not be feasible to port the contents of the itmdef.h
or any other definition files, and it might be easier to recode the
files or the applications. (Details on the particular contents
would be necessary.)
Please contact HP services for assistance in porting your code.
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