0 Byte File Problem

[youngbucks]

I have a very strange and annoying problem. Everytime i now compile a nsi file i get a 0 byte file and i cannot remove it from my computer! Help :cry:

[{_trueparuex^}]

Is the 0 byte file suppose to be the compiled executable? Does this happens with all nsi files? And does the compiler give any errors?

PaR

[youngbucks]

It happens with all files i try to compile and when the compilation process is taking place it doesnt go further than the first compiler.

[pospec]

Can't this be some kind of antivirus software issue? Try to turn off it and tell us, what happened.

Installation log would be helpful too.

[youngbucks]

It seemed to have been a registry problem.. i did a system restore and it fixed the problem. The problem occured with a older version of my installer that i wrote and compiled, when i compiled new ones it would put out a 0 byte file but with the name of the old installer. Where do i find the log your looking for ?

Edit* After i did the system restore and edited my old installer this problem happened yet again!... anyone know what could be the problem?

[pospec]

Sorry, I meant compile log. That's the scrolling text that you see when compiling.

Also check this (http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=289885&highlight=0+byte+file) topic.

[youngbucks]

Ok i have uploaded the compile log, if you see the problem please let me know because this problem is stopping me from completing other projects as well. When i compile my scripts i use the "Best Compressor" option but when it starts the compile it doesnt go further than zlib compiler.

[Afrow UK]

Doesn't help having a : in the file name. That isn't allowed but may not be the problem.

Stu

[youngbucks]

LOL WOW!... this is embarassing, thanks alot man that fixed the problem.