C++.NET project fatal error

[Z.K.]

I just create a simple C++.NET Forms project with a simple form and nothing
on it. When it compiles, I get this error:

fatal error LNK1256: ALINK operation failed
(8013144E) : Unexpected exception processing
attribute -- system.ArgumentException : Invalid
directory on URL...

Any ideas on how to fix this so my project will compile?

Z.K.

 

[Bruno van Dooren]

I just create a simple C++.NET Forms project with a simple form and nothing

on it. When it compiles, I get this error:

fatal error LNK1256: ALINK operation failed
(8013144E) : Unexpected exception processing
attribute -- system.ArgumentException : Invalid
directory on URL...

Any ideas on how to fix this so my project will compile?

Not being a clairvoyant, I cannot tell you what causes this problem.
But In your case you can simply find out by creating a new project, build
it, and then simply add small chunks of stuff and rebuild each time.
You'll quickly find out what triggers the problem.

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Kind regards,
Bruno van Dooren MVP - VC++
http://msmvps.com/blogs/vanDooren
(e-mail address removed)

 

[Z.K.]

Not being a clairvoyant, I cannot tell you what causes this problem.
But In your case you can simply find out by creating a new project,
build it, and then simply add small chunks of stuff and rebuild each time.
You'll quickly find out what triggers the problem.

Unfortunately, that is not working for me. Like I said, I created a new
project with nothing in it and it will not link as stated above. If
it was caused by something I wrote, yes I could and would have done as
you suggested, but I have not even added any code yet to the project
created by Visual Studio.

Z.K.

 

[Rick C]

Unfortunately, that is not working for me. Like I said, I created a new
project with nothing in it and it will not link as stated above. If it
was caused by something I wrote, yes I could and would have done as you
suggested, but I have not even added any code yet to the project created
by Visual Studio.

Have you at any point been able to create a working project? If not, try
uninstalling Visual Studio and reinstalling it (if you haven't already.)

 

[Z.K.]

Have you at any point been able to create a working project? If not, try
uninstalling Visual Studio and reinstalling it (if you haven't already.)

Yea, I thought about that, but I was hoping I could get it fixed without
doing that. It is a real pain to reinstall. Oh well, thanks anyway; I
guess I will just stick with the standard C++ for now.

Z.K.