XS0117 error

rjpajaron · Post by **rjpajaron** » Sat Jul 08, 2017 3:06 pm

Hello,

I tried this example: https://www.xsharp.eu/help/example-1-th ... examp.html
my environment is:
1. VS 2015 Enterprise
2. Vulcan 2.0.205

VS build errors point to this url: https://www.xsharp.eu/help/xs0117.html

Anything I need to do to accomplished this?

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Rene

rjpajaron · Post by **rjpajaron** » Sat Jul 08, 2017 3:58 pm

Rene J. Pajaron wrote:Hello,

I tried this example: https://www.xsharp.eu/help/example-1-th ... examp.html
my environment is:
1. VS 2015 Enterprise
2. Vulcan 2.0.205

VS build errors point to this url: https://www.xsharp.eu/help/xs0117.html

Anything I need to do to accomplished this?

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When I checked all compiler options, it was already set to TRUE. I have to click it again and set it to TRUE to make it work, still have problem building the Explorer Sample, it is having problem looking for folder that does not exist (XS2001).

Furthermore, I got XS9002 when my very old constant:

DEFINE CRLF := _CHR(ASC_CR) + _CHR(ASC_LF)

Any clue I need to do to make .NET compliant?

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Rene
Rene

Chris · Post by **Chris** » Sat Jul 08, 2017 4:59 pm

Hi Rene,

About CRLF, this is already defined in XSharpDefs.xh (<Program Files>XSharpInclude folder), so you just need to remove the DEFINE from your own code.

But it was not clear to me, did you port an app or yours, or the explorer sample? About the errors, can you please give us the exact error messages?

Chris

rjpajaron · Post by **rjpajaron** » Sun Jul 09, 2017 2:23 am

Chris Pyrgas wrote:Hi Rene,

About CRLF, this is already defined in XSharpDefs.xh (<Program Files>XSharpInclude folder), so you just need to remove the DEFINE from your own code.

But it was not clear to me, did you port an app or yours, or the explorer sample? About the errors, can you please give us the exact error messages?

Chris

Hi Chris,

See attached.

Removing my CRLF define is it!

That attachment are error message that I want you to be informed.
The error that are generated by XIDE is same as VS prior to re-setting application properties > language, deliberately clicking each from TRUE to FALSE, then back to TRUE. After doing that, VS compiles except for the path problem.

I want to go on, but I need to inform you about this small problem.

Rene

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Chris · Post by **Chris** » Sun Jul 09, 2017 11:56 am

Hi Rene,

Hmm, that's strange, did that path error appear from the beginning, since you first exported the aef? Can you please zip the whole folder (with both the xide and VS solution) and send it to me to have a look why this happens? And yes, please also send Ginny's document, I have read it in the past, but seems I can't find it any longer!

Chris

rjpajaron · Post by **rjpajaron** » Mon Jul 10, 2017 12:01 am

Explorer Sample.zip: (351.8 KiB) Downloaded 81 times

visualobjectsandcsharp.pdf: (3.25 MiB) Downloaded 91 times

Hi Chris,

The path error happens at the beginning. Importing directly from VO Samples Gallery. No changes made whatsoever.

See attachment.

Regards,

Rene

robert · Post by **robert** » Mon Jul 10, 2017 6:33 am

Rene,
The error message is caused by the fact that there is a space in the Default Namespace (see Project Properties, General Tab). The build system emits a compiler switch "/ns:Explorer Sample" which is interpreted by the compiler as a namespace "Explorer" and an additional source file named "Sample". Remove the whitespace or change it to a dot and it compiles.
We will adjust the VOXporter to take care of this in a future build.

Tip:
Our build system saves the last created build script in the users temp folder under the name LastXSharpResponseFile.Rsp. This is very helpful in finding problems like this

Robert

rjpajaron · Post by **rjpajaron** » Mon Jul 10, 2017 6:40 am

Hi Robert,

Thanks for the reply.

I really thought this was cause by space in the AEF name.

All my production AEF are all tight, no spaces, only VO samples do have it.

Thanks,

PS: the only show stopper now is the error message which is strange. See the attachment of previous post.

Rene

robert · Post by **robert** » Mon Jul 10, 2017 6:47 am

Rene,

If you mean the error message about the missing fields "CompilerOptionXXX" in Vulcan.Runtime.State: this is caused by the fact that you have used a fairly old version of VulcanRT.
We had tested the compiler with Vulcan 2.0.12 and later and everything works as expected with these versions.
Chris has send me a copy of VulcanRT 2.0.7 and it is indeed missing certain fields that the compiler assumes are there.
We are working on a fix for this.

Robert

rjpajaron · Post by **rjpajaron** » Tue Jul 11, 2017 3:01 am

Robert van der Hulst wrote:Rene,

If you mean the error message about the missing fields "CompilerOptionXXX" in Vulcan.Runtime.State: this is caused by the fact that you have used a fairly old version of VulcanRT.
We had tested the compiler with Vulcan 2.0.12 and later and everything works as expected with these versions.
Chris has send me a copy of VulcanRT 2.0.7 and it is indeed missing certain fields that the compiler assumes are there.
We are working on a fix for this.

Robert

Hi Robert,

I am in Vn205 and not willing to invest on Vulcan on its latest iteration, rather, I will out for your X# runtime instead.

Thanks for confirming that this is Vn specific issue due to old-runtime Vn version used.

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Rene

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