OK, but now it worte me the first error:

>C:\D\DSciTE\bud.exe -DCPATHC:\D\DSciTE\dmd\bin -IC:\D\DSciTE\lib -I..  -I..\.. -full -debug -g -unittest -w naama.d
Error: bud:Unable to find Config File 'sc.ini' in [.\,,C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator,C:\D\DSciTE\dmd\bin\]
>Exit code: 1

what am I do now?

Tim M Wrote:

> On Sun, 01 Feb 2009 11:15:43 +1300, naama <naama767@walla.co.il> wrote:
> 
> > C:\Program Files\D\DSciTE\bud.exe -DCPATHC:\Program
> > Files\D\DSciTE\dmd\bin -IC:\Program Files\D\DSciTE\lib -I..  -I..\..
> > -full -debug -g -unittest -w detest.d
> > ** File 'Files\D\DSciTE\dmd\bin.d' not found.
> > ** File 'Files\D\DSciTE\lib.d' not found.
> > Error: bud:Not all supplied files exist.
> >> Exit cod
> >
> > How am I fix it?
> 
> 
> To fix the compiler error don't use directories with spaces. "Program Files" is the cause probably.

On Sat, 31 Jan 2009 17:43:00 -0500, naama wrote:

> OK, but now it worte me the first error:
> 
>>C:\D\DSciTE\bud.exe -DCPATHC:\D\DSciTE\dmd\bin -IC:\D\DSciTE\lib -I..  -I..\.. -full -debug -g -unittest -w naama.d
> Error: bud:Unable to find Config File 'sc.ini' in [.\,,C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator,C:\D\DSciTE\dmd\bin\]
>>Exit code: 1
> 
> what am I do now?

Bud is telling you that it was expecting "sc.ini" to be in one of the
folders ...
 .\
 C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator
 C:\D\DSciTE\dmd\bin\

but sc.ini is not in any of these places.

Which location DO you actually have sc.ini in?

-- 
Derek Parnell
Melbourne, Australia
skype: derek.j.parnell

On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 5:43 PM, naama <naama767@walla.co.il> wrote:
> OK, but now it worte me the first error:
>
>>C:\D\DSciTE\bud.exe -DCPATHC:\D\DSciTE\dmd\bin -IC:\D\DSciTE\lib -I..  -I..\.. -full -debug -g -unittest -w naama.d
> Error: bud:Unable to find Config File 'sc.ini' in [.\,,C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator,C:\D\DSciTE\dmd\bin\]
>>Exit code: 1
>
> what am I do now?

How about you try installing the compiler and bud to the places where the installation instructions tell you to?  That you have to use the -DCPATH flag to bud tells me that you're probably doing something really ridiculous.