INTERNAL ERROR & detailed error quotes

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pj

Oh, I forgot to list the error messages; I would be delighted if
someone could explain how to deduce which line number in which file is
the one that the VC compiler cannot handle. Actually I'm using C#, but
the only post I could find about INTERNAL ERROR had an annotation
saying the problem is the vc compiler. Unfortunately it was from a
year ago and had no resolution. What do other people do when they hit
compiler bugs ? Perhaps you others know how to decode this information
to find out what file and line number is confusing the compiler ?

************* QUOTE INFORMATIONAL MESSAGES BELOW *************


Internal Compiler Error (0xc0000005 at address 5315C743): likely
culprit is 'BEGIN'.

An internal error has occurred in the compiler. To work around this
problem, try simplifying or changing the program near the locations
listed below. Locations at the top of the list are closer to the point
at which the internal error occurred.



Internal Compiler Error: stage 'BEGIN'
 
C

Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP]

pj said:
Oh, I forgot to list the error messages; I would be delighted if
someone could explain how to deduce which line number in which file is
the one that the VC compiler cannot handle. Actually I'm using C#, but
the only post I could find about INTERNAL ERROR had an annotation
saying the problem is the vc compiler. Unfortunately it was from a
year ago and had no resolution. What do other people do when they hit
compiler bugs ? Perhaps you others know how to decode this information
to find out what file and line number is confusing the compiler ?

You should post to microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp - this is not a
VC++ error message. (Yes, VC++ does produce Internal Compiler Error
messages, but they don't look anything like this, and the C++ compiler has
nothing to do with C#).

-cd
 

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