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gary.richardson
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Incorrect setups

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Hello,

I get the following two errors when I pause during debugging. Clearly the first is a setup issue on my part. My installation is at f:\nburn\system. I just can't seem to find what to change to point to the right disk. The second probably relates to the first. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

Warning: c:\nburn\system: No such file or directory.
mi_cmd_disassemble: Invalid filename.
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Forrest
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Re: Incorrect setups

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gary.richardson wrote:Hello,

I get the following two errors when I pause during debugging. Clearly the first is a setup issue on my part. My installation is at f:\nburn\system. I just can't seem to find what to change to point to the right disk. The second probably relates to the first. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

Warning: c:\nburn\system: No such file or directory.
mi_cmd_disassemble: Invalid filename.

These are just warnings, correct? Does the debug session continue properly? Try adding f:\nburn\system to Windows->Preferences->C/C++->Debug->Common Source Lookup Path

This will allow the debugger to search your system directory for source files it needs when you pause. You should add any other directories where source might be contained here as well. (not including the source in your project directory)
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gary.richardson
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Re: Incorrect setups

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Yes they are warnings. It works for the most part, the disassembly window seems not right, I can't step in the disassembly window.
I added f:\nburn\system under "File System Directory" and "Path Mapping", neither worked. The other three choices didn't make sense. The frustrating part is that it did not use to do that. Some way I broke it. :(

When I am doing the path mappings there is a note that says "The local file systems path must not be empty", is it trying to tell me that it is?

Also the automatic builds have stopped. I do have the Build Automatically checked under Project. I checked under the managed build area and there is an entry for "NBROOTMINGW F:\Nburn". I checked my path in a command window, all the references are to the f: drive.

I imported one of the small example projects and I get the same errors. ????
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