Description Missing name 2011-10-23 22:16:27 EDT

Build Identifier: 20110916-0149 

Seems silly but I've tried to several times to use Indigo today, on my first attempt, it failed when I tried to use my current workspace (created with Galileo 3.5.2 x86 with CDT) and would fail every time I tried to open Indigo after that.  My next attempt I tried importing the projects one at a time into a new workspace, which would crash on select projects, but would recover when those projects were deleted from the workspace.  My final attempt before submitting this report was re-writing the code by hand.

This is what I got in:

charIO.h ----------------------------------------------------------------------
#ifndef CHAR_IO
#define CHAR_IO

typedef unsigned short uShort;

/* Reads the unsigned character from the screen at the give location. */
unsigned char readCharU( int, int );

/* Reads the signed character from the screen at the give location. */
char readChar( int, int );

/* Reads the attribute at the given location on screen. */
uShort readAttrib( int, int );

/* Writes attributes to a line of locations on screen. */
void writeAttrib( int, int, int, int, uShort );

/* Writes a string of unsigned characters to the given location on screen. */
void writeCharU( int, int, int, const unsigned char* );

/* Writes a string of signed characters to the given location on screen. */
void writeChar( int, int, int, const char* );

#endif
-------------------------------------------------------------------- charIO.h
charIO.c --------------------------------------------------------------------
/* Standard headers */
<windows.h>

/* Project headers */
#include "charIO.h"
-------------------------------------------------------------------- charIO.c

Indigo crashed when I tried to save charIO.c after including its header.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.Write header
2.Include header in same named source file
3.Save immediately after inclusion of header.