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Hi everybody,
I would like to use a udf, but when I try to compile an example from the manual, I get the error: 'nmake' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. I am working with Win xp and installed Microsoft Visual 2008 c++ on my machine. But in the faq it says that I have to enable the "register environment variables" option. I could not find that during the installation. Could anyone please explain me how to do that in detail? That would be really great help! Thank you, Matthias |
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you may need to read instructions in Visual 2008 on how to enable the environmental variables.
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