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<p>bad ideia : </p>
<p>(with windows we have a limite from the command line size!)</p>
<p>I copy recursively all the files from directories I need in a unique directory ... then compile from it!!!</p>
<p>ugly! ... may be ... but it works !!! recursively!!! and it is quite fast to copy ... and I spent time in other things!!!</p>
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<p>Em 02.10.2014 11:12, Brian escreveu:</p>
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<pre>Jonas , thanks very much as I now see what is happening.
FPC only searches the specific directory and not any lower level
directories. In this case the unit called is in a lower level directory.
Is there any way using Geany to add $UNITPATH directives in the main program
or path info in Geany so FPC is able to find the required units?
Thanks
Brian
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