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    Make exe error

    When I try to make an exe I get an invalid page fault in
    module MSPDB60.DLL

    Then I get another error that says cound not execute c2.exe or link.exe Depending on what I set the Compile options to.

    I tried reinstalling Visual studio but it had no effect.

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    if something like that happens to me i just format my hdd, that might work for you

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    Re: Make exe error

    Originally posted by KingDavid
    When I try to make an exe I get an invalid page fault in
    module MSPDB60.DLL

    Then I get another error that says cound not execute c2.exe or link.exe Depending on what I set the Compile options to.

    I tried reinstalling Visual studio but it had no effect.
    Have you applied the latest service pack?

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    I installed service pack 4 no change.

    I had Visual Basic learning edition and Visual C++ standard 6.0 before I installed Visual Studio 6.0 Professional, but I unistalled them before I installed Pro. Wonder If that has any thing to do with it?

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    Service pack 5 is out...

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    I know I couldn't find my disk. That shouldn't make that much of difference.

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    This may help

    I have this problem when I'm using an access db with my program... the file is in use somehow, and you have to make sure it's not...

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    Wich File and how do I do that?

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    If you don't have C2.exe, then go under compile options, and change it to P-Code

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    but then you've got poopy code, it's a lot better native code.

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    yeah, but until he gets C2.exe back...

    Hmm
    I'm going to try that, compile to SMALL code, etc. and P-code, and all that. and see if it affects the output THAT much.

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    I've already tried all the differnt complie options. like I said before you get an error in c2.exe or link.exe, depending on what I set the Compile options to.

    My guess is that it is MSPDB60.DLL thats messed up.

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