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We discussed this earlier, now it's reared up it's ugly head again.
I was making some mods to this one particular subroutine I have in my project, and every time I get the "internal compiler error." The only way to avoid it is to do a CLEAN first, before hitting the F5 keywhich unfortunately causes everything elase to be compiled.
However, when I make changes to other routines, a CLEAN is not necessary, and the build goes to completion.
You suggested I contact the premiere support group, but it appears that I have to buy a special package, even when reporting a problem with their product (IVF version 9.1). Does this appear in the later versions?
Is there a way to narrow this down? I can't attachmy entire project can I?
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Bill,
Without a test case I can't tell you if the problem still exists in later versions. You can report a problem to Premier Support even if your support term has expired. The difference is that a response is not guaranteed (though we generally do) and you don't get product updates.
The only thing that comes to mind from your description is if you are using /gen-interface and /warn:interface. I have seen problems caused when this feature is enabled and you make a change to a routine so that the old generated module is still there. (The Clean removes it.) As best as I know, we've fixed all reported cases of this.
You can attach a ZIP of a project - please try to make it as small as possible.
Without a test case I can't tell you if the problem still exists in later versions. You can report a problem to Premier Support even if your support term has expired. The difference is that a response is not guaranteed (though we generally do) and you don't get product updates.
The only thing that comes to mind from your description is if you are using /gen-interface and /warn:interface. I have seen problems caused when this feature is enabled and you make a change to a routine so that the old generated module is still there. (The Clean removes it.) As best as I know, we've fixed all reported cases of this.
You can attach a ZIP of a project - please try to make it as small as possible.

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