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VS2008 & Win 7 x64 – Compatible?

Can anyone reproduce this sequence of events?

  1. I added 6 lines of code to  of my data model view.
  2. I compile – no warnings, no errors, build successful.
  3. I run the app and the lines of code I added DO NOT EXECUTE!
    In fact, I am getting an error that my code is different than the last time I compiled.  Yet, I compiled when I hit F5 to run.  :(
  4. OK – remember that sometimes the temp cache can foul things up so delete the temp cache.
  5. Restart VS2008, load project, hit F5 and – what the hell?  It still will not execute those lines and I still get the temp dll does not match error.
  6. So, go flush everything again, reboot, reload, rerun and – what the hell?  It still will not execute those lines and I still get the temp dll does not match error.

The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

Here are screen shots along the way:

2009.03.29.VS2008.00

2009.03.29.VS2008.01

2009.03.29.VS2008.02

UPDATE:
I was running in Debug/x86 mode.  I changed it to Debug/Any CPU and what do you know – the above problem went away.   I can’t wait to get my laptop back from the shop so I can install Win 7 x86 and run this code in both environments to see if there are really differences…

Published Sunday, March 29, 2009 1:08 PM by Keith Barrows

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ASPInsiders said:

Can anyone reproduce this sequence of events? I added 6 lines of code to  of my data model view.

March 29, 2009 2:09 PM

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About Keith Barrows

I've been in computing since 1975. I started on an old PDP-8J with 3k of memory and 2 teletypes. I learned BASIC and Octal based assembly. I later moved into CPM, TR-DOS, Apple and finally into PC-DOS, Dr DOS and MS-DOS. I've been a beta tester for over a decade, got into web applications as a means to handle B2B requirements and have specialized in data movement between applications and businesses since. I have been a MVP, ASP Elite and was selected by Microsoft as one of the original 15 board members for ASPInsiders.
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