C++.NET project fatal error

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Z.K.

I just create a simple C++.NET Forms project with a simple form and nothing
on it. When it compiles, I get this error:

fatal error LNK1256: ALINK operation failed
(8013144E) : Unexpected exception processing
attribute -- system.ArgumentException : Invalid
directory on URL...

Any ideas on how to fix this so my project will compile?

Z.K.
 
I just create a simple C++.NET Forms project with a simple form and nothing
on it. When it compiles, I get this error:

fatal error LNK1256: ALINK operation failed
(8013144E) : Unexpected exception processing
attribute -- system.ArgumentException : Invalid
directory on URL...

Any ideas on how to fix this so my project will compile?
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Not being a clairvoyant, I cannot tell you what causes this problem.
But In your case you can simply find out by creating a new project, build
it, and then simply add small chunks of stuff and rebuild each time.
You'll quickly find out what triggers the problem.

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Kind regards,
Bruno van Dooren MVP - VC++
http://msmvps.com/blogs/vanDooren
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Bruno said:
Not being a clairvoyant, I cannot tell you what causes this problem.
But In your case you can simply find out by creating a new project,
build it, and then simply add small chunks of stuff and rebuild each time.
You'll quickly find out what triggers the problem.
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Unfortunately, that is not working for me. Like I said, I created a new
project with nothing in it and it will not link as stated above. If
it was caused by something I wrote, yes I could and would have done as
you suggested, but I have not even added any code yet to the project
created by Visual Studio.

Z.K.
 
Unfortunately, that is not working for me. Like I said, I created a new
project with nothing in it and it will not link as stated above. If it
was caused by something I wrote, yes I could and would have done as you
suggested, but I have not even added any code yet to the project created
by Visual Studio.
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Have you at any point been able to create a working project? If not, try
uninstalling Visual Studio and reinstalling it (if you haven't already.)
 
Rick C said:
Have you at any point been able to create a working project? If not, try
uninstalling Visual Studio and reinstalling it (if you haven't already.)
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Yea, I thought about that, but I was hoping I could get it fixed without
doing that. It is a real pain to reinstall. Oh well, thanks anyway; I
guess I will just stick with the standard C++ for now.

Z.K.
 
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