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SignUp Now!I once had a similar problem in the days of 4dos, the memory space for the path is much larger in TCC than in CMD, if you have a long path CMD will concatinate it and whatever is at the end of the path is lost. Do you have a long path?
Since the error message is coming from Lahey Fortran (not TCC/LE), the Lahey developers will be better equipped to answer.I can execute lf95 in a cmd.exe file, but in tccle13x64 I get "ERROR -- License error 15: FILE MISSING." Paths are the same in both windows. Any suggestions?
Hah, I use something almost like that except I eliminate multiple semicolons first (to avoid multiple newlines):Do the spaces and the double ;; cause any issues?
You need this alias:
path=echo %@replace[;,^n,%PATH]
Displays path in a nicer format.
path=echo %@replace[;,^r^n,%@replace[;;,;,%PATH]]
That won't turn three or more consecutive semicolons into one!Hah, I use something almost like that except I eliminate multiple semicolons first (to avoid multiple newlines):
Code:path=echo %@replace[;,^r^n,%@replace[;;,;,%PATH]]
Dangit, you're right! I was hoping it was some sort of linear search or something and it would end up filtering out all multiples. Oh well... I don't think I've ever actually seen a triple semicolon. Usually just a double one on occasion.That won't turn three or more consecutive semicolons into one!