cl.exe crashes with a message box compiling some specific code by Dmitry Me

This is in fact the same as item 611376, but now being observed in version 10.0.30319.1 RTMRel.

We have this template:

template<int Degree>
struct CPowerOfTen {
    enum { Value = 10 * CPowerOfTen<Degree - 1>::Value };
};

template<>
struct CPowerOfTen<0> {
    enum { Value = 1 };
};

and we instantiate it like this:

int res = CPowerOfTen<-1>::Value;//note -1 here
res;

When this code is compiled the compiler emits the following console output:

1> AnalyzeTest.cpp
1>AnalyzeTest.cpp(46): fatal error C1001: An internal error has occurred in the compiler.
1> (compiler file 'msc1.cpp', line 1411)

and then a message box is spawned (attached) that blocks cl.exe execution.

This is a major problem - the compiler gets unusable in daily builds because it requires operator intervention to continue. The compiler can issue an internal error once in a while, but it should do do into the console output only and then end without any message boxes. In no event should the compiler spawn message boxes - all top level exceptions should be caught and printed to the console and then suppressed and the compiler should just exit. A process dump is also attached.