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:
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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
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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
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========== 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
thanks - dave
ps - the files are available at http://www.windwardreports.com/jsharpbug.zip
error VJS1581: Internal Compiler Error
Vaish
Since multiple threads are going on for the similar issue we are posting in bits and pieces. It would be better if we all can discuss on one thread. I would suggest to use http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx postid=999092&siteid=1 thread.
Thanks,
Sushant
Willimaendu
Hi;
I posted an answer to this same reply in a different thread. We are not going to switch VMs constantly between our IDE and everything else.
- dave
patanjali108
My suggestion is to install VS.net on a virtual machine (MS had distributed one such with IE7 and VS.net2005 to MVPs in the past) and give that file to all your developers that have problems installing that s/w
Microsoft Virtual PC 2004 is now free and there's also Virtual Server (latest beta I think) for free (if you have a server version of the Windows OS) that you can use. Else can get the lowend version of other virtualization platforms for free (e.g. VMWare's), plus there are some opensource virtual machines for x86 out there that you could try out (although I don't suggest those cause they might not be mature enough yet)
--- btw, if you can make it to reproduce the error on a Virtual Machine installation, don't throw away that VM file, send it to MS for debugging the issue
newsxna
Yes - that thread is discussing it. Only now we have the problem on multiple systems.
Any idea when we will get an answer on this
thanks - dave
Marie Ramos
The J# files in the zip provided does not repro here. I compiled both of them to dll's, one of them got built without asking for anything while the other one was compiled by providing keypair.snk after which it also got built successfully. The error is not comming just because of these two files I guess. I have built this both on command line and using devenv.
Is it still reproing on your system
jnnewton
I think this is the same issue as reported in http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=999092&SiteID=1 We are looking at the other post and will be replying on the same thread. If it is the same then we can continue on the linked thread to resolve.
Thanks.
nidionys
While the Product and the PSS team work with you seperately on this, I am locking this thread. We would track this via the master entry post by you - http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=1003516&SiteID=1 instead of the one above.
Gaurav
SuperSaiyanZero
Yes, but we have this problem on just 1 computer here. The others build it ok.
What causes this error
- thanks - dave