Question: When I perform a 'bldmake bldfiles' or a 'build' I am getting strange errors such as 'EPOCROOT is not capitalised' even though
I have no such environmental variable declared and my devices are set up correctly. Why could this be?
Answer: Under Windows 2000 it is possible for Perl to generate strange errors and behave oddly when the Windows 2000 installation
folder is missing from the system PATH variable e.g.:
C:\WINNT\system32
This is because Perl relies on this path to load some libraries and as a result will cause strange errors like the one above
i.e. 'EPOCROOT is not capitalised'.
The above path should be modified according to where the Windows 2000 operating system was installed [if your installation
drive was C:\Windows\ then this would be changed to C:\Windows\System32]. To add paths to the system PATH variable use Control
Panel\System\Advanced\Environment Variables.