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In article <BtvzFs.L3q@well.sf.ca.us> shiva@well.sf.ca.us (Kenneth Porter) writes:
>I'm having problems with MSC 6.0 intermittently not finding include
>files along the include path.  This usually occurs when making from
>inside of Epsilon 5.0, but occasionally occurs on the command line.
>The compiler exits with "Fatal error C1024 cannot open include file
>'file'".  The include file is always a nested file (ie. it's included
>by another include file). Here's the include path:
>
>set INCLUDE=E:\C600\INCLUDE;.;E:\U\PRJ2\INCLUDE
>
>Both the main include file and the nested include file are in the
>last directory. It doesn't seem to matter whether I use quotes or
>angle brackets around the include file name.

Try suffixing the INCLUDE path string with a semicolon:

    SET INCLUDE=E:\C600\INCLUDE;.;E:\U\PRJ2\INCLUDE;

Oh yes, you may want to place "." first on the INCLUDE path.  This
way, your custom include files will always override system include
files of the same name.
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