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C251 v3.20b crash mode (sort of)

Okay, maybe I'm a little sadistic and I made stupid cut-and-paste, but I did get my Windows XP system to put up the following message:
"C251 Compiler has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience. If you were in the middle of something, the information you were working on might be lost."

I had absent-mindedly put some code above a local variable declaration (something I do on purpose in Visual C++ all the time) and the C251 compiler choked. Hard! The LST file was truncated, but did contain the error messages so it was easy to fix and I didn't lose any anything.

For whatever it's worth. Joel

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  • I apologize for not replying sooner. And I apologize for not putting in the code that caused the problem. I couldn't put my entire source code (>500kb) in my original message and I didn't have time that day to isolate the true culprit. It was repeatable as it took me several attempts to figure out what was happening.
    And now I apologize that I can't duplicate the problem. No matter what I throw at your compiler today, it gives me the correct error messages. Keep up the good work.

    Joel

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  • I apologize for not replying sooner. And I apologize for not putting in the code that caused the problem. I couldn't put my entire source code (>500kb) in my original message and I didn't have time that day to isolate the true culprit. It was repeatable as it took me several attempts to figure out what was happening.
    And now I apologize that I can't duplicate the problem. No matter what I throw at your compiler today, it gives me the correct error messages. Keep up the good work.

    Joel

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