Problem running a compiled script

[bobbrennan]

I've have a script that I use to chat with a LLM running on a LM Studio Local server. It works fine. But If I compile it and run the .exe it always causes an error in JSON.ahk, Here's a snippet of the script (scaled down to bare bonnes) and the error message the executable throws. If anyone has an idea of why the .exe doesn't work, I'd appreciate the help.

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#NoEnv  ; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases.
SendMode Input  ; Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability.
SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir%  ; Ensures a consistent starting directory.
#SingleInstance force
#Include <JSON>
http := WinHttpRequest()
url := "http://localhost:1234/v1/chat/completions"
body := {}
body.messages := [{"role":"user", "content":"Hello There"}]
body.max_tokens := -1
headers := {"Content-Type": "application/json"}
response := http.POST(url, JSON.Dump(body), headers, {Object:true})
obj := JSON.Load(response.Text)
text := obj.choices[1].message.content
msgbox, % text
ExitApp

[bobbrennan]

One additional point. I use a similar script with ChatGPT and the compiled script works fine

[geek]

This exception occurs when you have run the JSON library in an unsupported ANSI mode. Please compile using Unicode 32 or 64 bit.

[bobbrennan]

I believe it's compiled using UTF64

[boiler]

Since you apparently don’t know for sure, why wouldn’t you just compile it again and select what geek identified?

[geek]

It would also be helpful to know for sure if the response from the HTTP request is correct in the compiled version. What does a MsgBox % response.Text right above obj := JSON.Load(response.Text) say?

[bobbrennan]

Thanks Geek. That helped. Somehow led me down a winding path. Realized that my ChatGPT.exe which always worked, had the same issue. I found a backup copy of both the ChatGPT.ahk script and the .ex from a couple of months ago. I compared the two scripts and they were basically identical. But when I looked at the .exe files, the backup was significantly bigger. I ran that and it worked. I use SciTE4AutoHotkey as my editor, so I recompiled the backup and the resulting .exe was the same size as the smaller one. Then I decided to compile it using Ahk2Exe. Bingo! Everything works now. So it seems that the problem must in SciTE4Auto. It used to always work for me. Not anymore it seems...

[bobbrennan]

Since you apparently don’t know for sure, why wouldn’t you just compile it again and select what geek identified?

I did. That's when I found out my ChatGPT.exe wasn't working either