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07-26-2009, 08:53 AM
Does anyone know what this error message means and how I might be able
to fix it?
Fatal Compiler Error: GEN1094: Cannot inject stub loader entrypoint
This is now happening on all of my install scripts.
Thank you.
David
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07-26-2009, 08:54 AM
> Does anyone know what this error message means and how I might be able
> to fix it?
>
> Fatal Compiler Error: GEN1094: Cannot inject stub loader entrypoint
>
> This is now happening on all of my install scripts.
David,
Help includes some error messages about stub loader (although not the error
you mentioned).
"Cause: The installation "stub" loader was unable to create temporary
runtime files in the temporary Windows folder.
Solution: The most likely cause is because of too high of a security level
on your box. Please try again under administrator or disable your virus
protection during this installation."
Installed a new virus program lately? And, of course, make sure you are
running under an Admin account.
I just installed SB7 Developer in a Virtual Machine XP test bed, and ran
examples, no problems. I am running Avast anti-virus.
David
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07-26-2009, 08:57 AM
I looked up the error in help also... but I am trying to compile/create
the setup exe not run the install, which is what the error message in
help looked like it was referring to. I am logged into my machine as an
admin and have un-installed anti-virus. I was using AVG. Still getting
the error.
David Ault
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07-26-2009, 08:58 AM
David,
Just guessing...
Has this version of SetupBuilder ever compiled these scripts correctly on
this machine?
If so, have you installed or updated anything since then?
Do you have another machine you can install SetupBuilder on?
Have you tried reinstalling SetupBuilder on this machine?
Are you using any custom include script in your projects?
Are you code-signing? (although those seem to give GEN1053 errors)
If you want to send me your script, I'll see whether I can compile it.
(Strip out any passwords, etc., first).
Otherwise, probably needs Friedrich's magic touch...
Jane
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07-26-2009, 08:59 AM
The compiler was unable to modify the application program header structure.
I have never ever seen this error before, so I think it's machine specific.
Did this occur "out of the blue"?
Friedrich
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07-26-2009, 08:59 AM
I have been using this machine for several months and the SB scripts. I
had successfully compiled under SB7. The only thing I can think of that
was recently changed, is that I installed AVG on the box. I don't know
if I had a good compile or not after the AVG install... I have since
removed AVG and rebooted the box. But get the same error.
I am using code signing. However, the error occurs with code signing on
or off.
I am using a network drive for my application and the compiled setup exe
is written to the network drive. I will reboot the file server, after
it's backup is complete, and see if that resolves the issue.
David Ault
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07-26-2009, 09:00 AM
One quick test is to compile one of the examples, they should be on the
local drive.
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07-27-2009, 01:13 AM
Ok.... after reading and trying all the suggestions, I kinda fixed it.
My output exe was being written to the network drive. I changed this to
the local drive and now the SB compile is able to complete.
This is by no means an SB7 issue. I am running WindowsXP in Virtualbox
on a MAC using shared folders. Something along the way is not working
correctly.
Thanks for all the suggestions. Glad to be compiling again.
David Ault
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