> * You have overlooked an error message (in which case no output file will be created). All the output was pasted to the original email. > * You have a makefile rule that deletes the output file after compiling. My first indication that something was wrong was that the Makefile failed because it could not find the .s file. So I took the commands as generated by the Makefile and I am using that on subsequent attempts. > * There's a problem with the compiler. I started with the original c89000a.c file and started modifiing and adding to it .... one of my code additions is the cause I'm sure but hard to pinpoint. > * You have looked in the wrong directory: If an output file name is explicitly > given, it will be created relative to the current directory, not in the > directory where the C file is located. I am looking in the current directory. I have also searched my entire hard drive ... no file to be found. Other files compile as expected. I have tried using another input file with the output filename specfied and that worked. > * Copy the C file to the current directory and try again. No change. > * Create an empty C file with the same name and try again. Empty file with the same name works. > If all this does not help, I need more information about the problem, and if > possible a small(!) source file that allows me to reproduce it. Okay I will work on that. Would an embedded control character cause a problem? I havn't found one but I am not sure how cc65 would handle that if one did sneak in? Thanks for the ideas Glenn ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list send mail to majordomo@musoftware.de with the string "unsubscribe cc65" in the body(!) of the mail.Received on Sat May 1 20:43:29 2004
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