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fatal error C1001: An internal error has occurred in the compiler in C++11 construction "for (int n : <temp object>)" - by _lee
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Following C++11 code crashes the VC compiler, but successfully compiled by GCC. (the code is not correct semantically, because scope of temporary objects is not defined for "FOR IN" statement)
Created on 5/27/2012 (updated 49 weeks ago) | 0 validations | 0 workarounds | 3 comments | feedback id: 744341  | 
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fflush don't allow to switch from Write to Read operations for non-buffered (FILE*) streams - by _lee
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Usually following sequence is correct: fputc(); fflush(); fgetc(); But if I call: setvbuf(file, 0, _IONBF, 0); before, then the code don't work; Under GCC this code does work. Tested on VS2010/2011 …
Created on 11/21/2011 (updated 17 weeks ago) | 0 validations | 0 workarounds | 3 comments | feedback id: 707056  | 
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fatal error C1001: An internal error has occurred in the compiler. - by _lee
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Following Simple code crashed C++ compliler with " fatal error C1001: An internal error has occurred in the compiler."
Created on 6/14/2011 (updated 97 weeks ago) | 0 validations | 0 workarounds | 3 comments | feedback id: 675321  | 
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Inconsistency of virtual __declspec(property - by _lee
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If we define a virtual propery in base class: virtual int get_Prop() { return 1; } __declspec(property(get=get_Prop)) int Prop; and the override it derived class: int get_Prop() { return 2; } The…
Created on 11/11/2010 (updated 129 weeks ago) | 0 validations | 0 workarounds | 5 comments | feedback id: 621165  | 
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