My Compiler Crashed

[masema]

On 6L02, The compiler crashes immediately with only one room.

The gazebo is a room.

I get this result[rant]

Translating the Source - Failed
The application ran your source text through the Inform 7 compiler, as usual, and it found no problems translating the source. Something must have gone wrong all the same, because the second stage of the process - using the Inform 6 compiler to turn this translated source into a viable story file - turned up errors. This should not happen. The errors are written out on the Progress tab, but will only make sense to experienced Inform 6 users (if even to them).

The best option now is probably to reword whatever was last changed and to try again. Subsequent attempts will not be affected by the failure of this one, so there is nothing to be gained by restarting the application or the computer. A failed run should never damage the source text, so your work cannot be lost.

If you are using Inform 6 inclusions, these are the most likely culprits. You might be using these without realising it if you are including an extension which contains Inform 6 inclusions in order to work its magic: so if the problem only seems to occur when a particular extension is in use, then that is probably what is at fault, and you should contact the extension’s author directly.

If not, then most likely the Inform 7 compiler is at fault. Please check that you have the currently distributed build of the system: if you have, please consider taking the time to fill out a bug report at the Inform bug tracker (www.inform7.com/bugs).

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Why does this happen?

[zarf (Andrew Plotkin)]

That line compiles correctly.

The error message you quote doesn’t have enough information to diagnose the problem. If you switch to the “Console” section of the “Results” tab, there should be more information.

[Peter_Piers1 (Peter Piers)]

Also, make sure that you’re using the updated version of Standard Rules… if you have another copy lying around, it might be overriding the newest version that came with Inform.

I had that problem umpteen times, because I was too dumb to learn from it FIRST time it happened.

[masema]

I found the problem. The drive I had put it in didn’t have enough room for it, so it cut out a lot of things. I unzipped it to a different place and it works fine now.