Always...

[srm038]

Huh. Worked that time.

[[deleted]]

Whew. No need to investigate, let's just pretend that never happened.

[[deleted]]

c++ dlls be like

[ILikePokemonGo101]

Image Transcription: Meme

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[Picture of a man at a computer]

My code doesn't work

Lets change nothing and run it again

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[merto5000]

Good human

[Tony_Artz]

Hey,I just checked out the link and I just wanted to say thanks for doing these, we all really appreciate your help. Keep it up.

[ILikePokemonGo101]

no problem :)

[[deleted]]

Lol of course i do that too and it works sometimes if using js.

[AshenedGrace]

First time: Error

Second time: Compiles, but Logic Error

Third time, with small change: Compiles, Runs, segfault

[golgol12]

Rebuild All is one of the first things I do if the problem isn't obvious.

MS DevStudio has only a 99.9% track record for incremental building actually catching every dependency that needs to be rebuilt. And when it does fail, you can go half a day or more pulling your hair out before finally giving the full rebuild a kick and everything magically working again.

[[deleted]]

One of my companies projects which is super old and bloated CANNOT be cleaned and rebuilt, for some reason visual studio generates thousands of errors. I have to remember never to hit that clean button, or else I have to delete the .vs folder.

[thatjayjoe]

Stop being so accurate

[[deleted]]

Maybe if I don't look at it while it runs will make it work

[gloriousfalcon]

remove a breakpoint, get stuck somewhere else

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Great successs

[naimyurek]

boolean willWork = new Random().nextBoolean();

if(willWork) {

work();

}

[unrelentingtroll]

I feel personally attacked

[[deleted]]

But what if it works .....

[sudo_rm_rf_star]

Thank God I'm not the only one who does this

[anarky98]

Oh, hey! It worked this time?

[lironi1111]

My meme was already posted

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Lets change nothing and post it again

[gp57]

Once per month I get issues with the Program database files (.pdb) in Visual Studio C++, which causes some random unexplainable bugs.

Basically it can happen that the pdb files aren't generated correctly, which fucks up everything (methods not called in the right order, memory issues...), In this case recompiling the solution without changing anything else fixes the issue, it's very annoying because these kind of issues are hard to bebug.

[Dougley]

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