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code produces compiler error, consistently. can i help more?

I've sent the error report. But does that contain my code? I would
imagine not, since it's a privacy concern. Can they really fix the
problem without code? Maybe, but maybe not. I don't care if they
have my code. It's just a test app anyway. Is there any way to send
a *better* error report. Like:

"Here, compile this on your own machine, and watch it go boom: [code
here]"

Zytan

Feb 28 '07 #1
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On Feb 28, 3:42 pm, "Zytan" <zytanlith...@y ahoo.comwrote:
I've sent the error report. But does that contain my code? I would
imagine not, since it's a privacy concern. Can they really fix the
problem without code? Maybe, but maybe not. I don't care if they
have my code. It's just a test app anyway. Is there any way to send
a *better* error report. Like:

"Here, compile this on your own machine, and watch it go boom: [code
here]"

Zytan
I'm lost, and I am sure others might be too. Maybe you should
elaborate the situation more.

And who are they !!? aliens? ;-)

Quoc Linh

Mar 1 '07 #2
I'm lost, and I am sure others might be too. Maybe you should
elaborate the situation more.

And who are they !!? aliens? ;-)

Quoc Linh
LOL! Ok, i should explain: I said 'compiler error', not 'compile
error'. I can see how the extra 'r' isn't enough to convey that very
well. :) The compiler itself has an error. It is crashing (well, it
catches it, so the IDE doesn't actually crash) on compile. So, the
bug report has been sent to Microsoft, as it requests. It sends on
the order of 9 MB of data! So, maybe that is enough for them to
resolve the bug.

Zytan

Mar 1 '07 #3
On Feb 28, 6:25 pm, "Zytan" <zytanlith...@y ahoo.comwrote:
I'm lost, and I am sure others might be too. Maybe you should
elaborate the situation more.
And who are they !!? aliens? ;-)
Quoc Linh

LOL! Ok, i should explain: I said 'compiler error', not 'compile
error'. I can see how the extra 'r' isn't enough to convey that very
well. :) The compiler itself has an error. It is crashing (well, it
catches it, so the IDE doesn't actually crash) on compile. So, the
bug report has been sent to Microsoft, as it requests. It sends on
the order of 9 MB of data! So, maybe that is enough for them to
resolve the bug.

Zytan
You are caring! :)

Well, for this situation, if you care, go to the Microsoft site and
submit a bug report, attach your sample code. I think it's the best
bet for a developer to track down your bug. But prior to that, make
sure you are running the latest service packs of Visual Studio. That
9MB is probably contain a lot of information about your environment.

Post the code up here, if possible, and I'm sure others can let you
know if it is reproable on their machine or not.

Quoc Linh

Mar 1 '07 #4
You are caring! :)
>
Well, for this situation, if you care, go to the Microsoft site and
submit a bug report, attach your sample code. I think it's the best
bet for a developer to track down your bug.
Man, that's a pain to do!
But prior to that, make
sure you are running the latest service packs of Visual Studio.
I am.
That
9MB is probably contain a lot of information about your environment.
Yes, probably enough for them!
Post the code up here, if possible, and I'm sure others can let you
know if it is reproable on their machine or not.
It's too long, and I don't have this much time to track it down. It
was just in a test app to learn C# features.

Thanks, Quoc

Zytan

Mar 3 '07 #5

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