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Compiler error on ver 1.9.2, Windows only

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Ken Linder

Hi all & I am quite happy to be here.

I have a rather small piece of code that ocassionally breaks the 1.9.2 (beta) compiler in Windows XP. It compiles fine under Debian Linux. Here's the error I get when compiling in the 'fp' IDE:

Error: Compiler Exited
Error: Abstract Method Called

I am just doing a compile, not a full build. All I have to do is exit the IDE, reenter and recompile. Until I exit the IDE, the error will occur in anything I compile.

All the best & keep up the great work. Oh, BTW, thanks for including 'interfaces' in this version!
Ken Linder
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Peter Vreman
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Hi all & I am quite happy to be here. I have a rather small piece of code that ocassionally breaks the 1.9.2 (beta) compiler in Windows XP. It compiles fine under Debian Linux. Here's the error I get when compiling in the 'fp' IDE: Error: Compiler Exited Error: Abstract Method Called I am just doing a compile, not a full build. All I have to do is exit the IDE, reenter and recompile. Until I exit the IDE, the error will occur in anything I compile. All the best & keep up the great work. Oh, BTW, thanks for including 'interfaces' in this version!

What does the commandline compiler under Win32?

Ken Linder
to Peter Vreman

Hi Peter,
This is what the commandline compiler says in a different DOS window while I have fp running in the other, right after fp throws the error: -------------------------------------------------
Hint: End of reading config file c:\pp\bin\win32\fpc.cfg Free Pascal Compiler version 1.9.2 [2004/01/08] for i386 Copyright (c) 1993-2002 by Florian Klaempfl
Target OS: Win32 for i386
Compiling ypc0.pas
ypc0.pas(32,4) Fatal: Can't Write PPU-File
Error: c:\pp\bin\win32\ppc386.exe can't be executed ---------------------------------------------------------------- After I exit fp in the other window, the commandline compiler works fine.

Ken

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----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter Vreman" To: Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 12:31 AM Subject: Re: [fpc-pascal]Compiler error on ver 1.9.2, Windows only > > Hi all & I am quite happy to be here. > > > > I have a rather small piece of code that ocassionally breaks the 1.9.2 > > (beta) compiler in Windows XP. It compiles fine under Debian Linux. > > Here's > > the error I get when compiling in the 'fp' IDE: > > > > Error: Compiler Exited > > Error: Abstract Method Called > > > > I am just doing a compile, not a full build. All I have to do is exit the > > IDE, reenter and recompile. Until I exit the IDE, the error will occur in > > anything I compile. > > > > All the best & keep up the great work. Oh, BTW, thanks for including > > 'interfaces' in this version! > > What does the commandline compiler under Win32? > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > fpc-pascal maillist - > http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal > >
Peter Vreman
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Hi Peter, This is what the commandline compiler says in a different DOS window while I have fp running in the other, right after fp throws the error: ------------------------------------------------- Hint: End of reading config file c:\pp\bin\win32\fpc.cfg Free Pascal Compiler version 1.9.2 [2004/01/08] for i386 Copyright (c) 1993-2002 by Florian Klaempfl Target OS: Win32 for i386 Compiling ypc0.pas ypc0.pas(32,4) Fatal: Can't Write PPU-File Error: c:\pp\bin\win32\ppc386.exe can't be executed ---------------------------------------------------------------- After I exit fp in the other window, the commandline compiler works fine.

Running the IDE and command line compiler at the same time is unsupported, especially after an error in the IDE.

Since the commandline compiler works fine it is a problem with the IDE.

Peter