Try a stable source release rather than HEAD first, also make sure you have any prerequisites installed.

All of those errors sounds like your drive file system however PFN_LIST_CORRUPT reminds me of a Windows 10 upgrade problem - usually a bad driver that hasn't had an update https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/windows/hardware/ff559014(v=vs.85).aspx

You're correct about the Unity builds, they lump source files into a bunch of bigger clumps for optimal build times.

Thanks for the comment.

Do you use UE4?

Try a stable source release rather than HEAD first, also make sure you have any prerequisites installed.

I used the default release branch if that is what you mean.

I made a post on there answer hub, So I am going to try the 4.11 branch instead of release.

I found ~3 simple syntax errors in some files, so there may be some kinda bad syntax/code causing the compiler to crash.

I even tried in a VM that has only been used to test cloning software.

VS2013 compiler crashed shortly after the build started, So the VS2015.2 C++ compiler lasted longer.

All of those errors sounds like your drive file system however PFN_LIST_CORRUPT reminds me of a Windows 10 upgrade problem - usually a bad driver that hasn't had an update https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/windows/hardware/ff559014(v=vs.85).aspx

I have been getting random BSoD's since installing a 8GiB RAM stick(had two 4GiBs), Mostly MEMORY_MANAGEMENT.

So I may have some kinda hardware/software conflict or fault.

I have rearanged the RAM placements.