Cannot find PDB files
After I'm done compiling my program, everything compiles fine (rudimentary Win32 Console Application), but when I run it, I get a few 'errors' in my output box.
"C:\WINDOWS\\system32\kernel32.dll', Cannot find or open the PDB file.
"C:\WINDOWS\\system32\ntdll.dll', Cannot find or open the PDB file.
And also, my program starts off taking input from the user as a string, but I'm not able to type in the program box.
Perhaps a bit of useful information would be, beside my output box, there is a box called 'Autos', and in it, there is my string variable, and in the column to the right in the same row, it says <Bad Ptr>.
In my past C++ experience, anything that says 'Bad' is normally not good.
Perhaps this is the cause? Any ideas at all?
"C:\WINDOWS\\system32\kernel32.dll', Cannot find or open the PDB file.
"C:\WINDOWS\\system32\ntdll.dll', Cannot find or open the PDB file.
And also, my program starts off taking input from the user as a string, but I'm not able to type in the program box.
Perhaps a bit of useful information would be, beside my output box, there is a box called 'Autos', and in it, there is my string variable, and in the column to the right in the same row, it says <Bad Ptr>.
In my past C++ experience, anything that says 'Bad' is normally not good.
Perhaps this is the cause? Any ideas at all?
If you have just declared the string, it'll say <Bad Ptr> until it is updated properly, usually on the next line.
PDB files are, IIRC, used for incremental linking and contain debug information about your program. I have no idea why you wouldn't have those for system files, though. I've never had an error like that personally.
PDB files are, IIRC, used for incremental linking and contain debug information about your program. I have no idea why you wouldn't have those for system files, though. I've never had an error like that personally.
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