I had a user control project up and running. It compiled just fine. All of a sudden it kept compiling even if there were blatent errors with the code such as a missing semicolon or random text splattered somewhere it shouldn't be.
Now my *.dll file is built and I can't even use it in my main project.
Does anyone have any insight into this problem
VC++ User Control Troubles
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Then I created a new project and copied/pasted my code from the header over to the new one and that compiled. So I compared the projects and you know what I guess it would help if I actually had the *.cpp file in the project so it would, ya know, compile and stuff.
Oi... stupid user error.
KooKiz
I am not sure what would cause something like this.
Thanks,
Ayman Shoukry
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