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fatal error C1001: INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR

pex22 · 2004-10-27T09:30:39

hi, i use Visual C++ 6.0 Standard Edition SP6, but i think the error is an out of memory error.. it doesn't appear when i remove: struct color { color() {} color(float r,float g,float b,float a=0.0) { this->r=r; this->g=g; this->b=b; this->a=a; } void operator = (const color c) { this->r=c.r; this->g=c.g; this->b=c.b; this->a=c.a; }; float r,g,b,a; }; or the vector struct (the color struct is 16 bytes(i used sizeof(), its smaller than the vector struct)) when i got this error in the beginning i also got a warning that says '/0b0' is unknown (i couldn't find it in the project options). so i added this '/0b0' and then removed it, and now i dont get this warning anymore. the fatal error points to the line: C = 2, /* The Z value of the plane's normal */ its a part of my frustum culling (the frustum culling works well, now i tried to implement a good lighting class) btw, i dont really think i wrote something new so i got this error. i was trying to find out a solution to some weird error which isn't fatal. and i got the '/0b0' warning before i installed SP6. does anyone here know where i get the sp version in vc6? just to make sure i have sp6 installed well. (its the second question. the first is why i get this error and how to solve it) thanks in advance, pex.

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Started by pex22 October 24, 2004 09:46 AM

23 comments, last by Qw3r7yU10p! 19 years, 5 months ago

pex22

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October 25, 2004 01:52 PM

Quote:Original post by MrEvil
Download Borland C++ (command line compiler 5.5) (It's completely gratis, although it is a 9MB download) and try compiling the files one by one, see what borland says. Or you could try gcc. Or quickc.
Just try anything other than VC. :)
Although, this option really is a last resort..

//Edit:
operator = should also take its argument as a const color&

i have Dev-C++, but i prefer using VC instead.

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alnite

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October 25, 2004 06:19 PM

Quote:Original post by pex22
2) nobody here knows how to get the sp version in vc6?..

Here.

I've got INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR twice when using VC6.0. One when I use templates and the other when I use friend functions along with namespace std. Not sure what in your case, but if you are using templates, you might want to try commenting it out and see if it works. using namespace std can cause problems too. Your color struct may not be the cause of the problem, but rather something else that is conflicting with it. Try putting your color struct in a namespace (maybe name collision), or remove those this's. VC6 compiler is broken.

Anonymous

October 26, 2004 09:09 AM

oops, i meant how i find out what sp version is installed in my vc..my bad
i namespaced it and it doesn't give me this error anymore.
but when i use it, like this:

n::color C (float,float,float,float=0.0);

it give me that fatal error back..
i downloaded the free .net compiler toolkit (or something like this) but haven't installed it yet.
is it possible to install it somehow in vc6? how? (a ready tutorial or something. or all i have to do is to overwrite the exist directories with the .net directories that i have downloaded?)

pex22

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October 26, 2004 09:12 AM

oops! that was me (cant change the [ source] to now)

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Qw3r7yU10p!

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October 26, 2004 09:13 AM

Come up with a minimal example that gives the error.

antareus

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October 26, 2004 09:23 AM

There's no reason to be using VC6 anymore when the VC7.1 compiler is freely available from MS. I have gotten ICEs from VC6 a few times, mostly just while learning C++, ironically.

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pex22

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October 26, 2004 09:26 AM

oh, nevermind.
i namespaced both structs and it works.
thanks again! [smile]

pex.

Spudder

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October 26, 2004 09:35 AM

Quote:
n::color C (float,float,float,float=0.0);

I don't know what the hell you are trying to do there, the whole point of default arguments is that you don't need to pass a value in if you don't want to - they should only be present in the function definition and not when declaring an object.

Try actually using valid values like 0.0f instead of just float or alternatively just declate it as n::color C; if it's just for test purposes.

pex22

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October 26, 2004 09:42 AM

thats a function definition
whats the opposite between 0.0 and 0.0f?

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Qw3r7yU10p!

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October 26, 2004 10:23 AM

Quote:Original post by pex22
whats the opposite between 0.0 and 0.0f?

The difference is:

0.0 is a double
0.0f is a float

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