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what happens when you restart the compiler?

Hello,

I have a general question. I have a code, whenever I make some minor changes on it and save and compile, the compiler gives me some errors starting with "instantiated from here". However, once I close and reopen the compiler (DEV C++) the same program does not give any errors. Why would this be the case?
Jul 6 '07 #1
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I may be wrong, but I guess the IDE is throwing different parameters to the compiler in each case. However I don't know why the errors wouldn't occur on both cases. What kind of errors are those?

Regards,

Thiago
Jul 6 '07 #2
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Hello,

I have a general question. I have a code, whenever I make some minor changes on it and save and compile, the compiler gives me some errors starting with "instantiated from here". However, once I close and reopen the compiler (DEV C++) the same program does not give any errors. Why would this be the case?
If I have understood your problem correctly, when you clean the program or restart compilation, it deletes all intermediate and output files. So if some error are because of those files(that is erroneous) they are cleaned and compile successfully!

Regards
Jul 7 '07 #3

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