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Programming Forum and web based access to our favorite programming groups.I use a custom build process when I compile my project, in an external make file. The problem is, the error messages (out of the compiler I'm using) only contain the file name, not the path. Is there a way to change the directory used for a default in finding files? I know the directory containing the files generating the errors. I'd like to be able to tell the ide which directory they are in. It does have its own idea of a start directory (it doesn't start at the root when a file doesn't include the full path). e.g.: I have a directory containing source files: C:\Sandbox\utilities\fc and the makefile has gone into that directory to compile that library. I get error/warning messages of the form: fc_cf.c(497) : warning 652: databyte: Variable is never used. fc_cf.c(497) : warning 652: i: Variable is never used. but when I click on them, I get: 'C:\Sandbox\fc_cf.c' Cannot open file. File not found. < time passes...> made one further test, if I create a makefile project file in the directory of those sources, calling the same makefile, I can set that to the active project and if I do a compile, it will use that directory for the start directory when doing a "Find error". (But I can't select it after a compile, because the output window is smart enough to remember which project directory was used for the compile. So errors in multiple directories is still a problem). Any suggestions? Rufus
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