I have a test program at revision -P01 that complies without any programs. I need to roll the revision to -P02. The directory -P01 is locked so you can't make changes to files in the directory. So what I have been doing for years is copying the -P01 directory into a -P02 directory, make my changes and recompile the -P02 executable.
This morning I did the same process on two different programs. When I went to recompile the programs I get fatal errors in all the files. Below is just one sample of the error.
"Burnin_Testpanel.h"(9,10) fatal error: cannot open file '\\us.lmco.com\mst-bot\DocCtrl\4X Manufacturing\48 TE & Tooling Software Files\48-000132\48-000132-001-P02\userint.h': No such file or directory.
Inside Burnin_Testpanel.h, the file userint.h is define as #include <userint.h>. userint.h is located at C:\Program Files (x86)\National Instruments\CVI2015\include.
As an experiment I went back to an old laptop that has LabWindows\CVI 2013 and was able to compile the -P02. Why can LabWindows\CVI 2015 find the standard include files.
Paul