Q45679: "DPATH" Utility Causes ILINK Error and R6005 Error

Article: Q45679
Product(s): See article
Version(s): 2.00
Operating System(s): MS-DOS
Keyword(s): ENDUSER | S_QuickASM | mspl13_c
Last Modified: 28-JUN-1989

The following errors:

   ILINK returned -1

or

   R6005: not enough memory on Exec

will occur when compiling or linking inside the QuickC 2.00/2.01
environment if the following utilities are loaded into memory:

   DPATH or IBM File Facility

Both of these utilities are similar to the APPEND command in DOS.

The DPATH utility should not be confused with a "dpath" command. The
dpath  command is used only in the OS/2 environment and works much the
same way the "path" command does, except that dpath is used by an
application to search for data files, whereas path is used by commands
and utilities outside of applications.

Only the OS/2 applications that are written to take advantage of dpath
will use the data path specified.

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