Most random bug ever?
Heya!
I'm currently programming in VC++ 2008 and I've come to face atleast to me the most random bug ever.
I'm in a update function which is called each frame(it's a game yea) but in the end of the function it skips my last if-case, I know for sure that it's true but it still won't enter it. Here you think "well you've done something wrong and the if-case ain't true anyways BUT! here's the fun part, as soon as i put a breakpoint at the code that isn't being executed it breaks there as if it's saying "Hey thanks for letting me know there is code here!". I remove the breakpoint and press F5 to let it continue and voila now it goes into the if-case just as it should. problem is that when people play my game they don't do it by using my source code in VC++ so they can put a breakpoint in there themself in the beginning.
Rebuilden 3 times and restarted ones, doesn't help.
Worth mentioning is that I've tried removing the if-case and just letting the code inside it stay there so it should be executed every time no matter what BUT it still doesn't until i put a breakpoint down there.
Anyone have a clue on what's going on?
I'm currently programming in VC++ 2008 and I've come to face atleast to me the most random bug ever.
I'm in a update function which is called each frame(it's a game yea) but in the end of the function it skips my last if-case, I know for sure that it's true but it still won't enter it. Here you think "well you've done something wrong and the if-case ain't true anyways BUT! here's the fun part, as soon as i put a breakpoint at the code that isn't being executed it breaks there as if it's saying "Hey thanks for letting me know there is code here!". I remove the breakpoint and press F5 to let it continue and voila now it goes into the if-case just as it should. problem is that when people play my game they don't do it by using my source code in VC++ so they can put a breakpoint in there themself in the beginning.
Rebuilden 3 times and restarted ones, doesn't help.
Worth mentioning is that I've tried removing the if-case and just letting the code inside it stay there so it should be executed every time no matter what BUT it still doesn't until i put a breakpoint down there.
Anyone have a clue on what's going on?
Problem solved, it was quite a simple and weird solution that fixed it but:
I just started up with a breakpoint in the If-case once, and it noticed the code directly on start-up.
Then i quit debuging and removed the breakpoint and voila, worked right away the next time i started it.
I just started up with a breakpoint in the If-case once, and it noticed the code directly on start-up.
Then i quit debuging and removed the breakpoint and voila, worked right away the next time i started it.
Nah, this belongs here. The Windows forum is for questions regarding developing for Windows, not questions regarding developing using tools available only on Windows.
For example, a question about a WinAPI function would go there, but a question about compilation failing while cross-compiling from Windows to Unix would go here.
For example, a question about a WinAPI function would go there, but a question about compilation failing while cross-compiling from Windows to Unix would go here.
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I was thinking this one was for language and concept type things.
I was thinking this one was for language and concept type things.
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