VS.NET 2003 Internal Compiler errors
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You plan your, you get your DB sorted out, you struggle with the best way to do it, you battle with the designer to stop it screwing with your HTML, you finally write something that is elegant, does the job, and is as robust as you can humanly make it and then you get this:
CS0583: Internal Compiler Error (0xc0000005 at address 535DB439):
likely culprit is 'BIND':mad: Evidently it's a bug in the compiler. A fix posted here [^]states: "This is a bug within the IDE that we've come across many times. The fix that has worked for us in most cases was to simply select all the code, cut it, save the file, and paste it back in and recompile. Odd, eh?" cheers, Chris Maunder
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You plan your, you get your DB sorted out, you struggle with the best way to do it, you battle with the designer to stop it screwing with your HTML, you finally write something that is elegant, does the job, and is as robust as you can humanly make it and then you get this:
CS0583: Internal Compiler Error (0xc0000005 at address 535DB439):
likely culprit is 'BIND':mad: Evidently it's a bug in the compiler. A fix posted here [^]states: "This is a bug within the IDE that we've come across many times. The fix that has worked for us in most cases was to simply select all the code, cut it, save the file, and paste it back in and recompile. Odd, eh?" cheers, Chris Maunder
Chris Maunder wrote: The fix that has worked for us in most cases was to simply select all the code, cut it, save the file, and paste it back in and recompile :wtf:
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Who is remote client and what has he done with my VPN connection?
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You plan your, you get your DB sorted out, you struggle with the best way to do it, you battle with the designer to stop it screwing with your HTML, you finally write something that is elegant, does the job, and is as robust as you can humanly make it and then you get this:
CS0583: Internal Compiler Error (0xc0000005 at address 535DB439):
likely culprit is 'BIND':mad: Evidently it's a bug in the compiler. A fix posted here [^]states: "This is a bug within the IDE that we've come across many times. The fix that has worked for us in most cases was to simply select all the code, cut it, save the file, and paste it back in and recompile. Odd, eh?" cheers, Chris Maunder
As mentioned on the page, probably the problem is with the incremental compiler. On C#, even on the largest solutions, rarely there is a need for incremental compilation... Due to technical difficulties my previous signature, "I see dumb people" will be off until further notice. Too many people were thinking I was talking about them... :sigh:
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You plan your, you get your DB sorted out, you struggle with the best way to do it, you battle with the designer to stop it screwing with your HTML, you finally write something that is elegant, does the job, and is as robust as you can humanly make it and then you get this:
CS0583: Internal Compiler Error (0xc0000005 at address 535DB439):
likely culprit is 'BIND':mad: Evidently it's a bug in the compiler. A fix posted here [^]states: "This is a bug within the IDE that we've come across many times. The fix that has worked for us in most cases was to simply select all the code, cut it, save the file, and paste it back in and recompile. Odd, eh?" cheers, Chris Maunder
What about a rebuild, does that fix it? It sounds like the problem is with the incremental compiler, somehow. When the compiler fails, always try a full build ;) - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!" ShotKeeper, my Photo Album / Organizer Application[^]
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You plan your, you get your DB sorted out, you struggle with the best way to do it, you battle with the designer to stop it screwing with your HTML, you finally write something that is elegant, does the job, and is as robust as you can humanly make it and then you get this:
CS0583: Internal Compiler Error (0xc0000005 at address 535DB439):
likely culprit is 'BIND':mad: Evidently it's a bug in the compiler. A fix posted here [^]states: "This is a bug within the IDE that we've come across many times. The fix that has worked for us in most cases was to simply select all the code, cut it, save the file, and paste it back in and recompile. Odd, eh?" cheers, Chris Maunder
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You plan your, you get your DB sorted out, you struggle with the best way to do it, you battle with the designer to stop it screwing with your HTML, you finally write something that is elegant, does the job, and is as robust as you can humanly make it and then you get this:
CS0583: Internal Compiler Error (0xc0000005 at address 535DB439):
likely culprit is 'BIND':mad: Evidently it's a bug in the compiler. A fix posted here [^]states: "This is a bug within the IDE that we've come across many times. The fix that has worked for us in most cases was to simply select all the code, cut it, save the file, and paste it back in and recompile. Odd, eh?" cheers, Chris Maunder
Anyone knows who's the leader of the dev team of Visual Studio now? Maxwell Chen
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You plan your, you get your DB sorted out, you struggle with the best way to do it, you battle with the designer to stop it screwing with your HTML, you finally write something that is elegant, does the job, and is as robust as you can humanly make it and then you get this:
CS0583: Internal Compiler Error (0xc0000005 at address 535DB439):
likely culprit is 'BIND':mad: Evidently it's a bug in the compiler. A fix posted here [^]states: "This is a bug within the IDE that we've come across many times. The fix that has worked for us in most cases was to simply select all the code, cut it, save the file, and paste it back in and recompile. Odd, eh?" cheers, Chris Maunder
Chris Maunder wrote: A fix posted here [^]states: "This is a bug within the IDE that we've come across many times. The fix that has worked for us in most cases was to simply select all the code, cut it, save the file, and paste it back in and recompile. Odd, eh?" It's still not as bad as the fix for the J# zip library bug, where the Microsoft suggested fix is to extract all files using winzip and then to rezip the zip!!!!! Nish
Now with my own blog - void Nish(char* szBlog); My MVP tips, tricks and essays web site - www.voidnish.com
Request - Could everyone who have in the past, posted on my personal forum on CP, be kind enough to delete all your posts please? I intend to start a personal non-technical blog there, now that it is RSSd and would very much like to empty the forum before I do so - because the posts that are there as of now are mostly test posts and posts that were made before we all knew it was a blog :-)
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What about a rebuild, does that fix it? It sounds like the problem is with the incremental compiler, somehow. When the compiler fails, always try a full build ;) - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!" ShotKeeper, my Photo Album / Organizer Application[^]
Anders Molin wrote: What about a rebuild, does that fix it? Got the same error a few days back but a rebuild fixed it. Gurmeet
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Chris Maunder wrote: A fix posted here [^]states: "This is a bug within the IDE that we've come across many times. The fix that has worked for us in most cases was to simply select all the code, cut it, save the file, and paste it back in and recompile. Odd, eh?" It's still not as bad as the fix for the J# zip library bug, where the Microsoft suggested fix is to extract all files using winzip and then to rezip the zip!!!!! Nish
Now with my own blog - void Nish(char* szBlog); My MVP tips, tricks and essays web site - www.voidnish.com
Request - Could everyone who have in the past, posted on my personal forum on CP, be kind enough to delete all your posts please? I intend to start a personal non-technical blog there, now that it is RSSd and would very much like to empty the forum before I do so - because the posts that are there as of now are mostly test posts and posts that were made before we all knew it was a blog :-)
I think for once they forgot that they are dealing with developers :|