Hello, This problem started occurring today. When building a VisStudio 2008 project from the command line, I am getting a crash error titled "Microsoft C/C++ Compiler Driver". This happens very consistently on the 18th .c or .cpp module being compiled. I have 10 gb. free on disk, I have cleaned out my %TEMP% dir, and I have re-started my computer. Any changes to my computer over the last few days would have come via automatic updates (company policy -- I would prefer to update manually). TIA for any ideas on how to solve this....
I have repaired/reinstalled VisStudio 2008. According to the error report, the problem is occuring in msvcr90.dll, version 9.0.30411.0. > This problem started occurring today. When building a VisStudio 2008 > project from the command line, I am getting a crash error titled > "Microsoft C/C++ Compiler Driver". This happens very consistently on the > 18th .c or .cpp module being compiled. > > I have 10 gb. free on disk, I have cleaned out my %TEMP% dir, and I have > re-started my computer. Any changes to my computer over the last few days > would have come via automatic updates (company policy -- I would prefer to > update manually). > > TIA for any ideas on how to solve this.... > >
In deleting the sandbox that had the build problem I noticed what seemed like a very large number of temp files. After deleting and re-populating the sandbox, the project built as expected. I have no idea how all those temp files ended up in the output dir, but that seems to have been the problem. "Schemer" wrote in message news:eynWWsoIJHA.4692@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > Hello, > > This problem started occurring today. When building a VisStudio 2008 > project from the command line, I am getting a crash error titled > "Microsoft C/C++ Compiler Driver". This happens very consistently on the > 18th .c or .cpp module being compiled. > > I have 10 gb. free on disk, I have cleaned out my %TEMP% dir, and I have > re-started my computer. Any changes to my computer over the last few days > would have come via automatic updates (company policy -- I would prefer to > update manually). > > TIA for any ideas on how to solve this.... > >
