dude... VC++

Just started doing this lately! (today)

every time i go to build my projects, upon a successful build
the message is usually
something like
"xxxxx.dll unable to start because it is not executable"
i know its supposed to, then you inject your DLL from that directory

WELL
my problem is VC++ is giving me a diffferent message now
only does it upon successful builds though:/
"unable to start xxxxx.dll because the file could not be found."
WTF WHY CANT IT BE FOUND? I JUST PRESSED COMPILE LIKE USUAL
YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO FIND THE FUCKING THING YOU JUST CREATED IT!
YOU EVEN TOLD ME SO YOURSELF VC++!!
so the file should be in my VisualC++/Projects/ProjectNameHere/Release
but it isnt! it does this for everything i compile successfully.
ive tried loggers, hacks, simple msgbox function upon injection and nothing else.
but get same result
HOWEVER: when built in debug mode not release mode, all the files are created successfully
in their rightful directory with no problem.
Any clue as to whats going on? i didnt change any of my setting at all when this started happening
GOD DAMN MICROSOFT! WINDOWS 8 HAS PROVED NOTHING IN YOUR ATTEMPT TO MOVE FORWARD.

Are you setting your project properties to be a .dll - not .exe?

yess of course i am.
lol im no noob,
if i set it to exe and tried to compile it would
say "xxxx.exe build successfull"
not "xxxx.dll build successful, can not find the file"

I'd suggest scrapping your old project, and make a new empty one and re-include everything back in and try again.
It's the easier way to fix your IDE problems as it's too time-consuming to go through each option and try fix it back up.

Originally Posted by flameswor10

tried that as well but same result.
it only does this for DLL projects though ???
i can compile and run an exe no problem

Originally Posted by -Bl00d-

tried that as well but same result.
it only does this for DLL projects though ???
i can compile and run an exe no problem

Have you tried doing that and putting it in a different compiler like boolshed? I assume your using VS?

Originally Posted by Deadmau5™

Have you tried doing that and putting it in a different compiler like boolshed? I assume your using VS?

hmmmm, seems as though DEV compiles it perfectly
my VS2010 doent seem to like DLL files

Originally Posted by -Bl00d-

hmmmm, seems as though DEV compiles it perfectly
my VS2010 doent seem to like DLL files

It happens sometimes. That's why I always like to have the option so if one doesn't work then the other probably will

Anyways good luck with your project

Restart PC and try it then.

Should work.

dude... VC++

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