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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / CLR / July 2007compiler problem
My compiler is acting up. When I have building error, the left margin pointer will point to the wrong line. Sometimes, the deferent between the line that has the error and the line it pointed to can be more than twenty lines. Sometimes, It will give error message for something that I commented (//). As soon as I delete the commented line, the building error will disappear . > My compiler is acting up. When I have building error, the left margin > pointer will point to the wrong line. Sometimes, the deferent between the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > As soon as I delete the commented line, the building error will disappear . I think that is a problem with Visual Studio rather than the compiler. Sometimes it seems like it doesn't clear the list of errors before compiling, so that you get a mix of old errors and new. Try to switch between debug mode and release mode and see if the error list clears up.  SignatureGöran Andersson _____ http://www.guffa.com Hi Goran, I tried to find a release mode, but could not find it. I am using V C++ .NET 2003. Thanks. >> My compiler is acting up. When I have building error, the left margin >> pointer will point to the wrong line. Sometimes, the deferent between [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > Try to switch between debug mode and release mode and see if the error > list clears up. I just found the problem thanks to Brad (god bless his heart). You have to do the following: RESOLUTION 1. Open the source file in the Visual Studio .NET editor. 2. On the File menu, click Advanced Save Options. 3. In the Line Endings list box, click Windows (CR LF), and then click OK. 4. Save the file. 5. Compile the project. > My compiler is acting up. When I have building error, the left margin > pointer will point to the wrong line. Sometimes, the deferent between the [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > As soon as I delete the commented line, the building error will disappear > .
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