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compiler stopps

Started by Extrawurst Sep 7, 2003 at 5:47 PM 5 replies 400+ views

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Sep 7, 2003 at 5:47 PM

hello, ive a big problem wit my Vc++6.0 compiler, cause it sometimes simply stopps compiling a project after finding an error! the compilation simply stopps and then iam not able to compile again, since i quit vc++ with the taskmanager and start the project again, what can i do? what could be the problem?please help! i use: VisualStudio6.0 with the servicepack5.0 and visual assist6.0 on a winxp-machine

Jason2Jason

Sep 7, 2003 at 6:20 PM

I get the same troubles. I find I can save the project still whilst not being able to quit. If you cant recompile after reloading, just delete the obj files to force it to recompile from scratch. Apparently there are service packs availible from MS to solve this, but I have had trouble getting to them becuase of broken links. Maybe its a way to make you go .NET, but what ever the reason if anyone could give me a working link to the download that would be helpful to both of us.

-J

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Extrawurst

Sep 7, 2003 at 7:29 PM

yeah, i noticed that i can still save the project without being able to quit it, but that''s so bloody to do so much only to recompile a project where the compiler stopped just at a simple syntax-error! are you sure there is a service pack for that problem??? WHERE ???

A Question to ServicePacks:
when i download ServicePack5 for the VisualStudio-Envirement for exapmle are there all the other SP''s likeServicePack4/3/2/1 included???????????????

Please HELP!

psykr

Sep 7, 2003 at 8:07 PM

Yeah, SP5 for VS 6.0 is cumulative.

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Extrawurst

Sep 8, 2003 at 7:42 AM

I have the ServicePack5 installed now, but i still have the problem! Doesn''t anyone now how to solve the problem! Is it possible that this shit has something to do with my winXP??Can that be?

Mathematix

Sep 8, 2003 at 10:02 AM

SP5 should fix it. I used to use VC++ 6 with Win XP Pro without any problems with SP5 installed.

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