I am working with a program which was developed using VC++ 6.0 few years ago.
Now I am modifying par of the code and compile it using VC++ 2003 .net. In
the beginning I had a lot of problems with the fstream file reading, which I
solved by inserting the old fstream.h file in the project. However, when I
tried to compile the program it gave me an error "fatal error C1001: INTERNAL
COMPILER ERROR". When I checked Microsoft website they state that this is an
error and the have a hotfix for it but this should be for the standard
version, and I am using professional version!! Any advice on how to solve
this problem and get rid if this error? Also, any advise on how to fix the
fstream problem in a professionally way than adding the .h file to the
project?
Thanks,
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"mohmo" <mo***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message
news:80******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... I am working with a program which was developed using VC++ 6.0 few years
ago.
Now I am modifying par of the code and compile it using VC++ 2003 .net.
In
the beginning I had a lot of problems with the fstream file reading, which
I
solved by inserting the old fstream.h file in the project. However, when
I
tried to compile the program it gave me an error "fatal error C1001:
INTERNAL
COMPILER ERROR". When I checked Microsoft website they state that this is
an
error and the have a hotfix for it but this should be for the standard
version, and I am using professional version!! Any advice on how to solve
this problem and get rid if this error? Also, any advise on how to fix the
fstream problem in a professionally way than adding the .h file to the
project?
Thanks,
Have you tried using #include <fstream> ?
That's the standard version that comes with VC++ 7.1.
--
Peter [MVP Visual Developer]
Jack of all trades, master of none.
I did try to use the #include <fstream> however, that did not work well for
me as it would require to update a lot of files definitions.
"pvdg42" wrote:
"mohmo" <mo***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message
news:80******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...I am working with a program which was developed using VC++ 6.0 few years
ago.
Now I am modifying par of the code and compile it using VC++ 2003 .net.
In
the beginning I had a lot of problems with the fstream file reading, which
I
solved by inserting the old fstream.h file in the project. However, when
I
tried to compile the program it gave me an error "fatal error C1001:
INTERNAL
COMPILER ERROR". When I checked Microsoft website they state that this is
an
error and the have a hotfix for it but this should be for the standard
version, and I am using professional version!! Any advice on how to solve
this problem and get rid if this error? Also, any advise on how to fix the
fstream problem in a professionally way than adding the .h file to the
project?
Thanks,
Have you tried using #include <fstream> ?
That's the standard version that comes with VC++ 7.1.
--
Peter [MVP Visual Developer]
Jack of all trades, master of none.
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