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206| Mon, 31 Dec 2007 14:52:00 GMT| jonathanturkanis| Comments (3)
Hi,
This morning I got an internal error on VC7.1 which was apparently
caused by failing to delete the definition of a destructor after
removing the declaration from the class body.

Is this a known issue, or should I (if I have time) attempt to find
a short example which illustrates the error?

Jonathan

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> This morning I got an internal error on VC7.1 which was apparently
>caused by failing to delete the definition of a destructor after
>removing the declaration from the class body.
> Is this a known issue, or should I (if I have time) attempt to find
>a short example which illustrates the error?

Jonathan,

An example will certainly enable someone to say whether it's resolved
or not, and to submit a bug report if its not.

Dave

davidlowndes | Mon, 31 Dec 2007 14:53:00 GMT |

"David Lowndes" <davidl...example.invalid> wrote in message
news:ms23701a2ogu5cts0sgc9fi5rd66oid4kt...4ax.com...
> > This morning I got an internal error on VC7.1 which was
apparently
> >caused by failing to delete the definition of a destructor after
> >removing the declaration from the class body.
> > Is this a known issue, or should I (if I have time) attempt to
find
> >a short example which illustrates the error?
> Jonathan,
> An example will certainly enable someone to say whether it's
resolved
> or not, and to submit a bug report if its not.

I know that an example would be best, but I was sort of hoping someone
would recognize the problem from my brief description so I wouldn't
have to try to produce a short example. ;-)

If nobody recognizes a known problem along these lines, I'll try to
produce an example when I get a chance.

Thanks,
Jonathan

jonathanturkanis | Mon, 31 Dec 2007 14:54:00 GMT |

>I know that an example would be best, but I was sort of hoping someone
>would recognize the problem from my brief description so I wouldn't
>have to try to produce a short example. ;-)

I'm afraid I forget the specifics (if I ever knew) of these issues as
soon as I've reported them, so I can't save you any time.

Perhaps someone else with a better memory for these things can
remember - but many of the MVPs are likely to be at the MS summit this
week.

Dave
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davidlowndes | Mon, 31 Dec 2007 14:56:00 GMT |

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