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App Crash IE8 - UnityScriptCompiler
Couldn't find this error anywhere on the forums, so I wanted to check if anyone has seen it before I submit a bug report.
It's only happening in IE8 for me, not Firefox, when running the web player and is happening with a new project using the sample scene provided by default. It appears to be something environment related but I've double checked and haven't installed anything in a few weeks and am not sure where or how to modify the MONO_PATH variable. As soon as the web player loads and starts the Unity splash screen it crashes. A reinstall of the web player didn't help, I'll move on to uninstalling Unity next. Web player log has:
100608 10:24:16 ------------------------------------------------------------
100608 10:24:16 Instance starting, version 2.6.1f3_31223
100608 10:24:16 Datafile file:///C:/Projects/Dev/Unity/Empty/Empty/Empty.unity3d
web: player version 2.6.1f3
Direct3D:
Version: Direct3D 9.0c [igdumdx32.dll 7.15.10.1527]
Renderer: Mobile Intel(R) 4 Series Express Chipset Family
Vendor: Intel
VRAM: 1545 MB
D3D: disabling fullscreen on Vista+IE8
web: load mono
Here is the app crash report in IE8
Could not start compilationArgumentException: Key duplication when adding: MONO_PATH
System.Collections.Hashtable.PutImpl (System.Object key, System.Object value, Boolean overwrite)
System.Collections.Hashtable.Add (System.Object key, System.Object value)
System.Collections.Specialized.ProcessStringDictionary.Add (System.String key, System.String value)
UnityEditor.CompilerHelper+BackgroundProcess..ctor (System.String command, System.Collections.ArrayList arguments, Boolean supportResponseFile)
UnityEngine.ScriptCompilers.UnityScriptCompiler.BeginCompiling (System.String[] sources, System.String[] references, System.String[] defines, System.String outputFile) [0x00000]
A reinstall of Unity Editor and Unity Web Player did NOT help the situation.
I suspect you manually have set MONO_PATH as an environment variable, and our scriptcompiler's code isn't expecting that. I'm pretty sure I fixed this bug for Unity3.
Ok, well then can I have a copy of Unity3? jk. I've checked my environment variables and I do not have a $$anonymous$$ONO_PATH entry. I've uninstalled the $$anonymous$$ono framework, $$anonymous$$ono Develop and Unity Editor and then reinstalled them in that order, $$anonymous$$ono Framework 2.6.3, $$anonymous$$ono Develop and then Unity Editor and I get the same problem.
Any suggestions for those of us using Unity 2.6? Perhaps I should be setting a $$anonymous$$ONO_PATH entry to something concrete?
Try looking in control panel -> system properties -> advanced ->environment variables. It is very likely setup there. also, open a cmd.exe dosbox, and write:
echo %$$anonymous$$ONO_PATH%
to see if it's defined.
