When I Compile My C Program On Dev C++ It Is Getting Compiled. But When I Chlick Compile + Run It Is Showing That Source File Is Not Compiled. How To Slove This

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Please sen me solution for this

Posted 4-Jul-14 21:02pm

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Richard MacCutchan 5-Jul-14 3:23am

Solution for what? We have no idea what your code does, what happens when you compile it or try to run it. Please edit your question and provide proper details of your problem.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2014-07-04T22:10:00

It's probably a date stamp issue.
Have a look at the files, and check out the date and time stamp info for the source, any intermediate files, and the EXE itself.

Chance are that you have a timestamp that is wildly wrong, which means that the file doesn't get compiled correctly and the exe produced. Try deleting the intermediate files and the EXE itself and do a full rebuild, or (if your system has it) use the Clean option followed by a Full Rebuild.