microsoft visual c++ 2000 compiler problem

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Hy! i m having problem with my compiler that at every time when i executed my code the compiler shows debugg error or say your debugg file is not found...etc..even i reinstalled my setup two to three times, but i can't able to solve or understand this problem....plz give me a solution, how can i get rid of from this problem

Posted 20-Nov-12 6:17am

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Maximilien 20-Nov-12 12:57pm

Can you show us a sample of messages you get?

Richard MacCutchan 20-Nov-12 13:18pm

Have you rebuilt your project completely? What happens when you run the program outside of Visual Studio?

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2012-11-20T07:31:00

No, this is not what happened. When you execute your code, the compiler is not involved at all.

Please, first lean the process of the application build and its life cycle, including development. Learn what compilation, linking, loading and execution steps do, and how debugging works, just in general principles. Then, learn the project properties and/or compilation options. You just need to provide debug information.

You can sort it out this simple way: create a minimal brand new project from template. Choose the configuration called "Debug" and make sure you can debug the code inside Visual Studio. After this is done, compare all the relevant project options of your problematic project with the new project. Chances are, you will be able to see where did you screw up the first one.

Good luck,

—SA