Re: Salford FTN95 Access violation on compile time

From: "Mathemagician" <mathemagician@xxxxxxx>
Date: 28 Mar 2006 05:52:13 -0800

Thank you. Upgrading to 4.9.0 did indeed do the trick ! :)

Also thanks for calling it a "compiler bug". I know that I'm not very
experienced with these things and from the reactions in the Silverfrost
forum I was starting to think that I may be just too inexperienced. :)

.

References:
- Salford FTN95 Access violation on compile time
  - From: Mathemagician
- Re: Salford FTN95 Access violation on compile time
  - From: Herman D . Knoble

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