Code::Blocks broken... Not recognizing ||

[TheToaster]

I think Code::Blocks is broken... its not recognizing the logical OR operator:

  #include <iostream>
#include <windows.h>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
    string test;
    cin >> test;
    if (test != "test" || test != "hi")
        {
            cout << "this is a test";
        }
    else {cout << "hi";}
    return 0;
}

even when I type hi, it still says this is a test

EDIT:

Now I KNOW it is broken, it is not letting me use bitwise operations:

int a;
cout << ~a << endl;

It says "cannot open output file bin\Debug\testproj.exe Permission denied" Help?

[Jamerack]

You don't have permissions on it, try opening it as an administrator.

[giblit]

the error is you probably already have the executable open somewhere else. Anyways..I think you meant to use && otherwise it will always be true.

test = "test"

test != "test" == 0
test != "hi" == 1
0 || 1 == 1

test = "hi"
test != "test" == 1
test != "hi" == 0
1 || 0 == 1

test = "a"
test != "test" == 1
test != "hi" == 1
1 || 1 == 1