I have tried to reproduce your issue and this is what I have found. Rtiddsgen tries to generate the files within the directory where the .idl file is. For instance if I run rtiddsgen like this
However, you can specify an output directory when running rtiddsgen using the -d parameter. That is, the place where the files will be generated. In my case the current directory:
I do not know if this answers your question. If it does not, can you give us more information on the problem you are running into? What is the command you are running? Does rtiddsgen give any error message or the files are just not generated in the directory you are expecting.
Hello JayC,
I have tried to reproduce your issue and this is what I have found. Rtiddsgen tries to generate the files within the directory where the .idl file is. For instance if I run rtiddsgen like this
However, you can specify an output directory when running rtiddsgen using the
-d
parameter. That is, the place where the files will be generated. In my case the current directory:I do not know if this answers your question. If it does not, can you give us more information on the problem you are running into? What is the command you are running? Does rtiddsgen give any error message or the files are just not generated in the directory you are expecting.
Thanks,
Fernando.