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Error phase is non-zero for a custom receive step or custom event structure.
You will see that when prj0019 is returned, the tool displays an error code, but only a small error message. For example, this can happen if you pipe output to the server To midl NUL.
See Troubleshooting custom build steps and events for more information.
This error can also occur if you are working as a member of the Users group and require administrator access. See Run as a member of the full user group for additional files.
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I’m solving the problem of compiling someone’s samples into a binary distribution, including ICE 1.3.0. I’ve browsed websites before and never seen that kind of money.
I’m using Visual Studio .NET 2002 linked to windows 2000 and I’m trying to compile drawings in the demo.sln solution.
Each of the projects gives me the previous compilation error:
Running a custom build step
Project: Error PRJ0019: The tool returned each error code: “Executing a custom build step”
The build log is saved to “file://c:Program at FilesIce-1.3.0demoFreezebenchDebugBuildLog.htm”
Bank – 1 error, warning(s)”
This 0 seems to be the post-build action for the .ice file in this project. I added the Ice catalog website cart to my path and rebooted. Visual restarted several times in studio. I tried running Slice2cpp manually on one or two .ice files and it’s not a credit report errorone, but it also doesn’t generate new .h or .cpp information. For example, I think that slice2cpp in the hello.ice situation in demoIcehello.is should always create hello.h and hello.cpp files, it doesn’t seem to make money. No errors are reported.
Create temporary report "e:projClientReleaseBAT00000433083800.bat" with content[@Echo off"SubWCRev" "E:projClient." "E:projClientClientCoreCVersionManager_prototype.cpp" "E:projClientClientCoreCVersionManager.cpp"if error level 1 changes to VCReportErrorGo to VCEnd:VCReportErrorProject Echo: Error A prj0019: The tool returned an error code regarding "Prebuild event in progress...".exit 1:VCEnd]Create command channel """e:projClientReleaseBAT00000433083800.bat""" The ASR Pro repair tool is the solution for a Windows PC that's running slowly, has registry issues, or is infected with malware. This powerful and easy-to-use tool can quickly diagnose and fix your PC, increasing performance, optimizing memory, and improving security in the process. Don't suffer from a sluggish computer any longer - try ASR Pro today!Approved
Hello everyone,
I’ve seen a lot of other forum posts talking about the same registry issue, so I found that most of the issues that exist are related to VS2003 and thus the switch to VS2005.
In my case, I can successfully build marketers as a release and debug (the dll was successfully registered) when my current code is found Located in “D:DownloadsExpenseManagerSource CodeExpenseManager.sln”.
Following this tutorial, I did the following:
1.) Unregistered com DLLs (both debug and release) from the original location.
2.) Now I’ve extracted the same code into the CodeExpenseManager “c:expensemanagersource.and sln” folder and added some extra routines to the existing interface.
3.) Be sure to create the .sln file in release mode. [Result: solution created successfully.]
4.) Create the exact same .sln file in debug mode and turn it into an error: Error PRJ0019: The tool returned a wonderful error code from the registry”
Can you give me one suggestion as to what might be causing this problem?
P.S. much more so when I try to build the source code at the original location, usually when I don’t get a specific error.
Thank you in advance
Atreya, A
Re: General Visual C++ Error PRJ0019: Instrument Returned An Error Code Caused By “Save”
Make sure your logging command in the debug configuration exactly matches the one you are using paths.
Re: General Visual C++ Error PRJ0019: Tool Returned Error Code ‘Saving’
The entry is actually executing your application code – it’s possible that this code is AVing, asserting, etc.
Typically, for an ATL DLL, the exported DllRegisterServer function is simply executed. When using an ATL executable, a key function of your application is to parse the command line and handle the /RegServer switch.
You may be able to debug this code.
– First, disable registration of some components at build time (Linker > General > Register Output = No)
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