| From: | Dan Arico |
| Date: | 15 Oct 2000 at 19:21:49 |
| Subject: | Re: The First Stumbling Block |
On 15-Oct-00, David McMinn wrote:
>> I just installed the Ultimate Blitz Basic CD and just ran into my
>> first head scratcher. I loaded an example from the CD and hit
>> "compile and run." I got an error message that said "libs not
>> found."
>>
>> What libs and where is it looking for them?
>
> Does the source code have commands that are "?????". If it does then
> it is the library that those commands are in that it cannot find.
> Hopefully you don't have too many ?????'s.
I don't see any.
> Did you install BSS from the CD? The installer script on the CD does
> not do this for you, you need to go into the BSS1 (I think) drawer
> and run the install script from there.
That's what I did. The instructions were in "Readmefirst" on the CD.
> Failing that, there are loads of libraries on Aminet, all handily
> collected at http://www.blitz-2000.redhotant.com in the Archives-
>> Libraries (Blitz) section. What source file is it and we can try to
>> find
> out what library it is?
I picked a short example program - Amigaballs.bb2.
> Oh, and what is the exact libs not found error? Does it have a
> number?
The error message reads:
Library not found: $00FC
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