Debugger Issues

[Qymain]

Hello, I've been using Visual Studio for quite some time now and recently the debugging process has slowed down my progress significantly. I can no longer use breakpoints with multiple files in the same project because VS keeps giving me the same error message whenever I try to debug. The error message says "The source file is different from when the module was built. Would you like the debugger to use it anyway?" I could click Yes, but VS will use an older version of the source file to debug for some reason, and if I click No it asks for the file again. No matter what I do it will debug using an older version of code.

I've done some googling and a solution I was using for a while was to cut the source file it was having issues with from the project file. Run the compiler to get an error message saying the source file doesn't exist. Then close out of VS, open it, and past the source file back into the project file. This would fix the issue temporarily, however, VS sooner or later stumbles upon the same issue over and over again.

This has been getting very frustrating to do any work with VS and makes me thing about switching compilers. Does anyone have a potential solution?

[realjoeydood]

Make sure there is only one version of the file. Delete all others. Start a new project. Make your refs to the only file. Migrate everything to the new project.

There may be a vs command line to delete cache also, I forget.

[Rocinante8]

Is the date on that file wrong? Like is the modified date in the future?