Hey, I have a question regarding Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition. I am using it to write C++ in and then I’m debugging and running the basic programmes. However I have a problem. I’ll give you an example to explain it easier. I was writing some code to test out basic data types such as bool, I was mucking around with it just tweaking the code to get different results to give myself a feel for it, then I decided to get rid of the code and output the word “Hello”. After I did that and tested it, it worked, so I deleted the code and started on data types, however as soon as I debugged and it run, it ran my old code from before which I got rid of and said “Hello”. This keeps happening for different things and it’s very frustrating and annoying as I have to shut down the programme and start again. Any idea what is wrong?

I thought I did a good job making that header.. Next time, go here.

Are you sure you were saving before building?

It doesn't ask me to save I just go on start without debug and it runs. I tried saving and no luck.

Hm.. Not sure on your problem, try reinstalling Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition. I know it's unusual, that's for sure.

At as guess, it sounds like there are errors in your code so it cannot build and run it and therefore runs the last successful build.

Dunno. But I know with my settings that when it errors on a compile it asks me if I want to run the last successful build.

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At as guess, it sounds like there are errors in your code so it cannot build and run it and therefore runs the last successful build.

Dunno. But I know with my settings that when it errors on a compile it asks me if I want to run the last successful build.

Oh, yeah. Well, I don't have C++ anymore because I stopped programming so I don't know for sure.

I found what was wrong, when ever their was an error in the code it would revert back to how it was before the error. Cheers for all the help guys.