Debugging Fatal Error C1015

[Rubicone]

The first line of the code is highlighted for reasons which escape me. I am informed that there is a fatal error with the alpha-numeric notation C1015 Written in C and compiled using Quick C. What is wrong with the following line?

#include <stdio.h>

At the following site which lists a number of error codes the one I have is not included.
http://www.cs.chalmers.se/ComputingScience/Education/Courses/mp/PCInfo/C.txt

I am personally leaning towards there being a problem with the compiler and its configuration as reinstalling and using code straight out of a text book which has been triple-checked for errors before compiling produces the exact same fatal error when it is compiled. If anyone has ever installed this specific compiler successfully I would appreciate some assistance here. TIA.

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<FONT COLOR="#800080" SIZE="1" FACE="Verdana, Arial">This message has been edited by Rubicone on May 28, 2001 at 09:17 AM</font>

[MikeFoster]

Hi Rubicone, welcome to the board!

Man, its been a looong time since I used QuickC, but I seem to remember having problems accessing standard libraries until a "Quick Lib" had been built. If you have any help files, search for something about this. sorry I'm not much help.

BTW, if you can find it, I would try Turbo C++ 3.0 instead of Quick C. I assume you're wanting this for DOS programs only.

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[Rubicone]

As much as I would like to use another compiler the code I write has to run within Quick C. I am taking a course on the C programming language and the instructor has insisted that because of the quirks between various compilers and part of the grading scheme involves writing code which is compilable and the school has Quick C on the network I am stuck. In any event is it possible I can e-mail you the code and you can have a look at? I am not sure if or how I could upload it here.

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[MikeFoster]

Did you find anything on creating the "Quick Lib"? Are you compiling at the college or on another computer on which you've installed QuickC? At this point I really don't suspect a problem with your source code. Have you built the "Quick Lib"?

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[Rubicone]

"Did you find anything on creating the "Quick Lib"? "
I have not.
"Are you compiling at the college or on another computer on which you've installed QuickC?"
The latter case.
"At this point I really don't suspect a problem with your source code. Have you built the "Quick Lib"?"
I don't understand your question.





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