Exceeded retry count of 10. Failed.
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Since some days I got this message when I try to compile some (not all) of my applications. This happens with vs 2010 and also with vs 2012. This happens on Win7 and also on Win8. I have changed nothing in my application (but I wanted to do that). By googeling the error-message I found, that this is a well known problem since a lot of years (for me since some days - probably 1 week) and I found also severall suggestions (most of them are not working or not helpful) and with some luck one, which works (for me). I have to add some command-lines in the pre-build-events of the application :
(if exist "$(TargetDir)*old.pdb" del "$(TargetDir)*old.pdb") & (if exist "$(TargetDir)*.pdb" ren "$(TargetDir)*.pdb" *.old.pdb) 2>nul 1>nul
(if exist "$(TargetDir)*old.dll" del "$(TargetDir)*old.dll") & (if exist "$(TargetDir)*.dll" ren "$(TargetDir)*.dll" *.old.dll) 2>nul 1>nul
exit 0Now I could compile my application again ...:cool: And now the question : Why was it necessary NOW to add those lines to my development-system ... and why (when it is known since a lot of years) is this still a problem - un-independent from the development-system AND the operating-system ? I'm a little bit confused and hope, that someone could explain that to me ...
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Since some days I got this message when I try to compile some (not all) of my applications. This happens with vs 2010 and also with vs 2012. This happens on Win7 and also on Win8. I have changed nothing in my application (but I wanted to do that). By googeling the error-message I found, that this is a well known problem since a lot of years (for me since some days - probably 1 week) and I found also severall suggestions (most of them are not working or not helpful) and with some luck one, which works (for me). I have to add some command-lines in the pre-build-events of the application :
(if exist "$(TargetDir)*old.pdb" del "$(TargetDir)*old.pdb") & (if exist "$(TargetDir)*.pdb" ren "$(TargetDir)*.pdb" *.old.pdb) 2>nul 1>nul
(if exist "$(TargetDir)*old.dll" del "$(TargetDir)*old.dll") & (if exist "$(TargetDir)*.dll" ren "$(TargetDir)*.dll" *.old.dll) 2>nul 1>nul
exit 0Now I could compile my application again ...:cool: And now the question : Why was it necessary NOW to add those lines to my development-system ... and why (when it is known since a lot of years) is this still a problem - un-independent from the development-system AND the operating-system ? I'm a little bit confused and hope, that someone could explain that to me ...
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Ralf Meier wrote:
Why was it necessary
A bug in Visual Studio, perhaps.
Ralf Meier wrote:
why (when it is known since a lot of years) is this still a problem
Only Microsoft could answer that.
Yes ... of course ... It's a bug in VS or in the Environment around. As I wrote - I have this problem since some days. I don't know what has changed between today and last wednesday either to my system here or at work. In fact nothing changes in my applications which have this problem. Additional - there are severall other applications which don't have this problem. They are still "normal" compilable. But thanks for your response Richard ...
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Yes ... of course ... It's a bug in VS or in the Environment around. As I wrote - I have this problem since some days. I don't know what has changed between today and last wednesday either to my system here or at work. In fact nothing changes in my applications which have this problem. Additional - there are severall other applications which don't have this problem. They are still "normal" compilable. But thanks for your response Richard ...