Either 0.7.0 is bad, or I'm doing something wrong

[hanness]

I suspect all the dots in the file name. I just tried to save a file "hello 1.0.1.0", although it compiled and created an exe properly (v2.0) it did not create a .bas source, probably because it saw the . in name and didn't think it needed a bas extension?

I don't know if you saw my follow-up message just before your post. The compiler is throwing the errors even with a simple name like "WordClock.bas". So, let me summarize:

If I have a name such "WordClock 1.0.1.9.bas" compiling the program will result is a file named "WordClock.exe". In addition, the resulting EXE file size is significantly larger than it was with 0.6.0 (5.53MB vs 3.54MB). Finally, the compiler displays the error message "C++ Compilation failed (Check .\internal\temp\compilelog.txt)".

If I rename the .bas to something simple such as "WordClock.bas" all of the above still applies. The only difference is that the resulting .exe file has the same base name as the .bas file (WordClock.exe). However, the other symptoms still apply.