09-Dec-06 03:49 PM

Hi;

On one system here (and only 1 system), when we build two of our J# projects
(the rest build fine), we get the following problems:
...
C:\src\WindwardReports\DotNetEngine\JFreeChart\Properties\AssemblyInfo.jsl(1,1):
error VJS1581: Internal Compiler Error:
f:\rtm\vjsharp\sdk\bjdev\compiler\vjsc\codegen\emitter.cpp
Compile complete -- 1 errors, 5 warnings
...
C:\src\WindwardReports\DotNetEngine\WindwardReports\Properties\AssemblyInfo.jsl(1,1):
error VJS1581: Internal Compiler Error:
f:\rtm\vjsharp\sdk\bjdev\compiler\vjsc\codegen\emitter.cpp
Compile complete -- 1 errors, 0 warnings
...
========== Rebuild All: 12 succeeded, 0 failed, 0 skipped ==========

So there are three major problems above. First/second - two projects don't
build and we have no idea why or what to do about it. Third, devenv (this was
called from the command line so we could save the output) reports that all 12
projects built successfully. So the errors building the projects are not
reported in the devenv exit code.

What do we need to do to work around this?

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10-Dec-06 10:10 PM

Hi Dave,

Does it work in Visual Studio IDE? Is it possible to send me a reproducible
VJ# project? Thanks.


Sincerely,
Walter Wang (wawang@online.microsoft.com, remove 'online.')
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10-Dec-06 10:15 PM

It only happens on one computer. On the other computers it's fine. So I don't
think sending you the code will reproduce it. We would have to ship you the
computer and we can't do that.

What does this error mean. Can you look at the compiler source to see what
causes it?

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11-Dec-06 03:04 AM

Hi Dave,

I'm this same compiler error code is used in many places, therefore it's
not easy to tell what exactly went wrong. Also, from the documentation of
this compiler error:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/27c1208c(vs.80).aspx


It stated:

Try to determine if the compiler is failing because of its inability to
parse unexpected syntax. Then, contact Microsoft Product Support Services.


For PSS support or a local on site, you can also try contacting the global
support center through the following link:

http://support.microsoft.com/gp/assistsupport

They will provide you the detailed info on how to contact the local
developer support center.


At last, we're sorry for the inconvenience caused by this issue and thank
you for your feedback.


Regards,
Walter Wang (wawang@online.microsoft.com, remove 'online.')
Microsoft Online Community Support

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11-Dec-06 02:05 PM

In article <4D2B7D58-EE50-4E20-A413-A14A5AD19203@microsoft.com>,

If something's happening only on one machine, with the exact same
source code, then I'd guess it isn't the compiler at fault.  You might
want to try reinstalling the compiler, or doing an overnight memory
test (see http://www.memtest.org/ , download an ISO and let it run
overnight). Compilers tend to stress systems more than most other apps
(see http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/docs/faqs/GCC-SIG11-FAQ -- this
isn't just Windows only), so the compiler may just be the canary in
the coal mine about problems on that system with hardware/software.

Nathan Mates
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Asked By thiele

11-Dec-06 03:28 PM

We already uninstalled & reinstalled .NET and VS 2005 - still get it. We're
talking to CSS right now.

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