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Issues migrating from 1.1.13 to 1.9.1.8 compiler
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Hi,

i had try to upgrade the 1.1.13compiler with the 1.9.1.8; I had simply uninstalled the old compiler and installed the new one, but

i have some issues in compiling my projects wrote for 1.3 compiler with 1.9 compiler;

when i try to recompile my project with VisualStudio2005 I have the following warning

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Warning    1    Reference to type 'Microsoft.FSharp.Collections.List' claims it is defined in 'f:\Program Files\FSharp-1.9.1.8\bin\fslib.dll', but it could not be found

(obtain the same with some others FSharp.Collections.List)

and a series of following error

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Typecheck implementation SCLS
Typecheck implementation SCLS.staticMethods
Note, optimizations are off.

G:\src\c#\SCLS\SCLS\scls.fs(145,84): error: *** Local value Compartment.Size.1 not found during optimization.

G:\src\c#\SCLS\SCLS\scls.fs(145,109): error: *** Local value Sequence.Size.1 not found during optimization.

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If i try to execute the executable build with 1.3 after upgrading, I have the following exception

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Exception :Could not load type 'Microsoft.FSharp.Collections.Tags.StructuralHash' from assembly 'fslib, Version=1.9.1.8, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=a19089b1c74d0809'.System.Collections.ListDictionaryInternalVoid .ctor()scls

any suggestion is very accepts
thanks to all for the attention
best regards
GS

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Hi GS,

This is a regression in the F# compiler. It's very important we track it down. Please send us a full zip of your code to fsbugs AT microsoft DOT com. If you send it straight away we can have the fix in for our "service" release that we plan at the end of next week.

Thanks

Don

By on 4/19/2007 11:12 AM ()

Done,
thanks a lot

best regard
GS

By on 4/21/2007 7:43 AM ()

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