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Try adding a semicolon in your source files immediately after your includes: #include "stdio.h" #include "system.h" ; int StartOfYourCPPCode() { There's a l
by jerhewet 15y ago
Try adding a semicolon in your source files immediately after your includes:
#include "stdio.h"
#include "system.h"
;
int StartOfYourCPPCode()
{
There's a long-standing bug with pre-compiled headers and code regeneration that (apparently) Microsoft has never fixed. There were (still are?) so many obscure issues with PCH that I just disabled it altogether.
- coffeeaddicted 15y agoThanks. We also had suspected pre-compiled headers and also just disabled them completely, but unfortunately that wasn't it. I'll try adding a semicolon next time it happens to check if that changes something.