Occasionally, the compiler hangs on my Windows 2000 system.
It happens both when I compile from the IDE and from the command
line. I have found that, if I use the Windows Task Manager to
kill the wowexec.exe process, I can recover. I can also
recover if I logoff and logon again or reboot. When I kill the
wowexec.exe process, it appears that the compiler has completed
and generated the exe or dll. I can recompile the same
source with no problems and no errors reported by the compiler.
I have noticed the same behavior on another Windows 2000 system
using PB/CC 2.0. I did not have this problem on Windows NT 4.0.
Has anyone else seen this? I think I saw a similiar post about
a year ago but could not find it again.
Thanks,
Charley
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It happens both when I compile from the IDE and from the command
line. I have found that, if I use the Windows Task Manager to
kill the wowexec.exe process, I can recover. I can also
recover if I logoff and logon again or reboot. When I kill the
wowexec.exe process, it appears that the compiler has completed
and generated the exe or dll. I can recompile the same
source with no problems and no errors reported by the compiler.
I have noticed the same behavior on another Windows 2000 system
using PB/CC 2.0. I did not have this problem on Windows NT 4.0.
Has anyone else seen this? I think I saw a similiar post about
a year ago but could not find it again.
Thanks,
Charley
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