Re: [Dev-C++] failure to execute

[Per W. <pw...@ia...>]

Select Tools/Code Generation

Uncheck checkbox 'Use fast but imperfect dependancy generation'

If this doesn't solve your problem, are you running on a mounted file
system, i.e. are the source files stored on a file server. In that case,
you might get synchronization problems between the clock on the computer
and the clock on the file server.

/Per W

On Wed, 8 Jan 2003, Aimee Smith wrote:

> Greetings;
>    I was working with my students last night on Dev-C++.  We encountered a
> few problems -- the most perplexing one being that when they altered the
> code and then rebuilt the prog. then executed it, the previous program was
> run and had not rebuilt/complied the altered code.
> If we copied and pasted the program into a new environment then it worked
> just fine.
> This was not a consitent error, just an infrequent one but I wouldn't have
> thought that it would have happened at all.
> Is there something that I can do to sort this out or did I not tell them
> something that I needed to?
> thanks,
> aimee
>
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