error whlie creating .o file for routnie

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error whlie creating .o file for routnie

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when i compile the c++ program using the syntax "Compiler : compiler options : {filename with extenstion} " to get the object file ".o extension " in dos prompt i'm getting an error message stating that

"NuTCRACKER not properly installed. The pathname:
C:/PROGRA~1/MKSTOO~1/include
is missing from the 'INCLUDE' environment variable"


i've included the path in environment variable . .
is there any other to create a .o file for routine to use in transformer stage
i dono how to create a file to use in routine

plzz help me :cry:

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Post by ray.wurlod »

Looks like there was a problem installing MKS Toolkit while you were installing DataStage (as part of Information Server install). Go back to your install logs to determine what went wrong and where.
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is there any other way to create .O file ?? :?:


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Any way other than compiling a C++ program? No, not in this context.

Are you certain you need to be creating any such thing? What are you trying to accomplish?
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i'm trying to create routine to use in a transformer stage . .
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You can create routines but, without a correctly installed and configured compiler, you will not be able to compile the routine.
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Let me be more specific - you are trying to create a routine that does what? Something you are certain cannot be done with the existing functions? :?
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