I tried to compile several of my programs. They compile nicely with no errors and no warnings but the binary file I'm downloading is totally empty: 0 bytes. Has it happened before? Did I do something wrong? My browser: firefox latest update. Best, Audren

I also want to precise I updated my version of java and I've got the latest one.

The compiler does detect when there are mistakes in the code and does not compile in such a case.

I still have the problem of getting an empty file to download...

Could be a browser issue. Try another one.

I'm getting the exact same issue right now - curious if it's a system issue (i've tried both firefox and chrome)

To add detail - I'm also not seeing any information on RAM or memory usage in the compiler after a successful compile.

I also tried with internet explorer and Chrome; still the same issue.

Hi all,

We're investigating the issue.

However as a quick fix, you may rename the program in question which should clear the problem.

Thanks,

Dan

Thanks Dan, the trick to change the name worked for me and I was able to download my code.

Best,

Audren

This should now be fixed for all affected users. Apologies for the inconvenience!

I've been having this problem since about 5:30 yesterday afternoon and it's still happening to me :-(

It's not the browser or JAVA etc. To confirm this I have tried a clean VMWare machine and also proved it by doing the following.

If I go back to a previous version of my C code it will compile. If I alter it, it does compile and spot errors and changes etc. It will compile and give me a 37.6k file.

If I do a "Save As" in the "Program Workspace" then this new version whilst there, i.e. I can see the C, it will compile and it will spot errors and changes, it always gives me a 0 byte file.

I've attached a couple of screen grabs to help illustrate. I've also tried deleting older programs to see if I had a server space issue at your end.

If I create a new program that works as well.

Renaming the program does seem to work for me but that seems bit mad! A solution for now I guess at least :-)

Help...

Richard

Hi Richard,

Looks like you were missed. The problem should now be fixed for you too.

Thanks,

Dan

That's sorted it :-)

Thanks,

Richard