I can not download any programs with 3.51 because of one 'stinkin error in RobotCIntrinsics.c. This happens with programs that don't even use the display. The other errors I can handle, but I don't get this at all.

Well... That's odd... I decided to try and fix some other errors, and now this one doesn't appear anymore. I haven't changed anything in the programs yet, though. Forget I asked this.

EDIT: Okay, this is even weirder. That error only appears when I compile the learning sorter program. If I don't, then everything else is fine. If I do, then the error appears in all programs.

We haven't experience this issue in testing... If you're able to find a way to reproduce the issue, let us know. Thanks!

Okay, here's what happens: I compile any piece of code. It comes out fine, except for the ones that have required updating. Then, I compile this file: and I get the error "**Error**:Intrinsic function ASM command 'variableRefCharPtr(pChar)' evaluates to undefined value". After I compile that code, everything I try to compile after it has the same error, even though it was fine before. This persists until I restart RobotC.

I'm also getting an error about not having enough memory for a temporary variable? "**Severe*:Not enought memory to allocate temporary variable". The compiled code is only 1.5 kilobytes.

ROBOTC compiler has a save "precompiled header" function to minimize the time to recompile; it's similar to one in Visual Studio. What it does is ave the results of the compilation of header files, including "robotcintrinsics.c" so that they don't have to be recompiled on subsequent compiles. The precompiled header is discarded whenever the platform type is changed to a different type.

The bug is that if on the first compile, there's an error in the header files, then this error will continue to reappear. The compiler should recognize this case and not save the precompiled header. This will be fixed in a subsequent release.

The second bug is that the error in 'sorter" program is likely incorrect.

The workaround, when this problem occus, is to exit and re-enter ROBOTC.

Thanks Dick. Guess I'll just wait 'till the next release, because I'm certainly not going to restart RobotC for every recompile to try and work out what's causing it.

Sorry to bring back this moderately old topic. Just an update, I'm using the exact same code as I was trying here with 3.54, and now it's working just like it use to.

Thanks for fixing that.