"There was an error..."

[Gordon Webster]

Hi Rob
  
  I believe that in keeping with the current geopolitical climate, from  version 2.6 onwards rev has implemented error logging that conforms to  Department of Homeland Security guidelines for public announcements.
  
  The message you received tells you that based upon the best  intelligence the compiler has from its credible sources, there is an  elevated probability of a non-specific error in your code, whose nature  and location are unspecified and about which, you can therefore do very  little.
  
  You should continue your regular coding activities, visit shopping  malls, take your kids to Disney Land etc. while remaining alert to any  suspicious activities in your stacks that might be a result of  infiltration by evil doers.
  
  Failing this, you could try:
  
    seal the current stack with DuctTape and plastic
  
  Best
  
  Gordon
  

Rob Cozens <rcozens at pon.net> wrote:  Hi All,

I have a stack that runs fine interpretively on both Win XP (Rev 
2.6.1) & Mac OSX (Rev 2.1.2).  It also compiles and runs correctly on 
OSX. The stack is compressed & decompressed with each transfer 
between platforms.

Compiling on Windows gives me "There was an error while saving the 
standalone application."  That's nice to know; but it gives me little 
to go on to track down the error.

Other Windows compiles into the same folder have worked with no problem.

Ideas or suggestions, anyone?

Rob Cozens, CCW
Serendipity Software Company

Vive R Revolution!

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