Script Rebuild Crash

[James Ordner]

I'm using a clean install of Nov 2012 UDK build. Everything worked fine up until this point. Now, when I rebuild scripts (quick or full), the compiler gets up to this point and then crashes.

...(All above packages were successful)...
--------------------OnlineSubsystemGameCenter - Release--------------------
Analyzing...
Scripts successfully compiled - saving package 'C:\UDK\SpacePirateGame\Binaries\Win32\..\..\UDKGame\Script\OnlineSubsystemGameCenter.u'
--------------------SpacePirateGameGame - Release--------------------
Warning, Can't find files matching C:\UDK\SpacePirateGame\Binaries\Win32\..\..\Development\Src\SpacePirateGameGame\Classes\*.uc
--------------------UDKBase - Release--------------------
Analyzing...
Scripts successfully compiled - saving package 'C:\UDK\SpacePirateGame\Binaries\Win32\..\..\UDKGame\Script\UDKBase.u'
--------------------SpacePirateGame - Release--------------------
Analyzing...
Scripts successfully compiled - saving package 'C:\UDK\SpacePirateGame\Binaries\Win32\..\..\UDKGame\Script\SpacePirateGame.u'
[Jan 26, 11:06 AM] COMMANDLET 'UDK.exe make -full' FAILED

Probably the best solution would be to reinstall UDK, but I'm hoping there's a better solution if this were to happen again.

[fighter5347]

I hade the same error and found no solution. I have solved it with a reinstall ;D

[James Ordner]

Even a reinstall didn't solve this. It must be a problem with my code, though I can't imagine what . It seems to work when I delete my pawn class. Never known a .uc file, even with errors, to crash the compiler.

Edit: Figured it out. This whole thing is really weird. I removed the arrow component from my pawn and it worked...

Begin Object Class=ArrowComponent Name=MyArrow0
    HiddenGame=False
    ArrowSize=3.0
End Object
Components.Add(MyArrow0)

[Spoof]

Yup, the arrow component seems buggy. Another thing that crashes the compiler is a static class reference to a missing class: class'MissingClass'.static.SomeFunction();

[reinrag]

Using a for loop with a variable that does not exist crashes the compiler too, it does however mention that the variable assigned on the for loop does not exist before it crashes so that's good.

[MonsOlympus]

Hmm I really need to tell people about these things, Ive known about all 3 for ages lol

http://wiki.beyondunreal.com/Compiler_issues

[James Ordner]

Hmm, well now I know, thanks guys!