MP> How's this for a little problem: I've just gotten MS Quick C ver 2.5, and I
MP> tried to compile some of my previously uncompiled stuff, and the error 
MP> message I got was "Can't find the include file" or words
to that effect.  
MP> OK, check it and the file to include is there, in the directory pointed to 
MP> by the INCLUDE environment variable.  I thought I might have been doing 

Quick C may or may not actually use that environment variable.

MP> something wrong when setting up the environment, so I list the environment 
MP> in QB - it's there.  Any thoughts from anyone with regard to getting Quick C 
MP> to recognise the fact that the include files do exist?

First of all, there are two sorts of includes:

1. #include "fred.h"

2. #include 

You can get different behaviour depending on which form you used.

Secondly, it is most common on MSDOS to have to name the directories you
want searched with a "-I" parameter on the command-line rather
than an environment variable.

BFN.  Paul.
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