#include <iostream>
int main()
{
int number;
std::cin >> number;
return 0;
};
VC++ 2005 Express Error
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Hello everyone! Sucks my first post has to be a noob question :(
I am getting an error in VC++ 2005 Express Edition and I am not sure what is causing it. I am very new to programming and VC++ and was messing around with some new things I learned when I first got the error. I thought I had maybe set up the project incorrectly so I started a new empty project, right clicked on source files and added a C++ file names omgtest. I put in some basic code and I am still getting this error. The code and the error are listed below:
The error comes in the form of a message box that reads:
[Error Message]
No Debugging Information - (Message box title)
Debugging information for 'omgtest.exe.' cannot be found or does not match. Binary was not built with debug information.
Do you want to continue debugging? (Then there is a yes/no button option)
[/Error Message]
The output in the log after I click 'No' reads:
'omgtest.exe': Loaded 'C:\Documents and Settings\My Name Here\Desktop\C++\omgtest\debug\omgtest.exe', Binary was not built with debug information.
'omgtest.exe': Loaded 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\ntdll.dll', No symbols loaded.
'omgtest.exe': Loaded 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\kernel32.dll', No symbols loaded.
The program '[4036] omgtest.exe: Native' has exited with code 0 (0x0).
If anyone could offer any help I would greatly appreciate it.
You could probably click yes and continue, or you can add debugging information to the project.
Right-click the project, select properties, and enable debug info inside of there:
-- Under Properties->C/C++, there should be an option for debug output format or something... you can select a couple of options for the standard debug info or edit-and-continue. Either is probably fine.
-- Then under Properties->Linker->Debugging, you can enable debugging also.
-- One of those menus also has "Generate Browse Info"... I think its under C++. Turn it on as well. I'm surprised that your fresh project doesn't have that stuff enabled.
Right-click the project, select properties, and enable debug info inside of there:
-- Under Properties->C/C++, there should be an option for debug output format or something... you can select a couple of options for the standard debug info or edit-and-continue. Either is probably fine.
-- Then under Properties->Linker->Debugging, you can enable debugging also.
-- One of those menus also has "Generate Browse Info"... I think its under C++. Turn it on as well. I'm surprised that your fresh project doesn't have that stuff enabled.
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Quote:-- Then under Properties->Linker->Debugging, you can enable debugging also.
I tried just this first and it seemed to fix the problem.
Quote:I'm surprised that your fresh project doesn't have that stuff enabled.
It is odd as I haven't changed any of the settings since doing another project where this error did not occur. Thank you for taking the time to reply and for the information.
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