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Making a compiler in vb.net


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what does the commandline look as?

Quick check in the source files and couldn't find this message.

Anything in your program that triggers this?

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 Process.Start(Application.StartupPath & "\A2E.exe", "/in " & ChrW(34) & Application.StartupPath & "\EW.au3" & ChrW(34) & " ").WaitForExit()
        If IO.File.Exists(EW & "au3") = False Then
            IO.File.Copy(Application.StartupPath & "\EW.au3", EW & "au3")
        End If
        If IO.File.Exists(QW.FileName) = False Then
            IO.File.Copy(Application.StartupPath & "\EW.exe", QW.FileName)
        End If

When i move the compiler from the debug directory to a new one, it seems to give this error.

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So you copy aut2exe from the program's resources to a temp directory and then run it?

If so, can you run it manually after extraction?

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You are sure that aut2exe is really finished when trying to access it?

Could it still being scanned by an AntiVirus?

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