Run time problem : please help

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2 total messages Started by Adam Harding Thu, 28 Jun 2007 19:26

#48

Author: Adam Harding
Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2007 19:26

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Hi, I am using the Borland C++BuilderX with Sams learn C++ in 24 hours.

It seems to be installed ok and compiles the files ok, but wont run them.

Everytime I click run it comes up with this message:

"cannot run command : create process 
c:\documentsandsettings\adamharding\cbproject\consoleapp1\debug_build\helloapp.exe 
error=193"

This is really frustrating as have installed the software, typed in the code 
correctly (just running hello world program), made the project with no 
errors, but it wont run. Any help would be great!

Thanks,

Adam

Re: Run time problem : please help

#49

Author: Leo Siefert
Date: Fri, 29 Jun 2007 12:02

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Adam Harding wrote:

>"cannot run command : create process 
>c:\documentsandsettings\adamharding\cbproject\consoleapp1\debug_build\helloapp.exe 
>error=193"

This is a very frustrating problem with some versions of CBX, but it
is quite some time since I have actually dealt with it, and I think it
was fixed in my current version, so I'm not sure I remember
everything.

The problem is that you do not have a run configuration, or that you
have more than one configuration and none is marked as the default.
You should be able to fix this by clicking on the little black
triangle section of the green run button on the toolbar and choosing
"Configurations" from the menu that shows. Then you will either need
to add a configuration if there are none shown or mark one of the
listed ones as default.

In my version when I click on the "New" button the configuration shown
as a default will work, so it is just a matter of adding it, but I
seem to remember in some versions needing to choose a toolset for
this. If you cannot figure out how to do this, post a question here
and I will try to help. Note that you will probably have to do the
same for the "Run in Debugger" button as well.

 - Leo

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