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    GeraldoLuiz
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    All of a sudden, Visual Studio started to give me the message "One or more files are out of date or do not exist" and list all my obj files (and bsc and exe too), everytime I click Execute Program (Ctrl-F5) or Go (F5). It's ok if the files are really outdated, but the problem occurs after I Rebuild All and then Execute. And it compiles and build all the sources over and over. It is happening only with the project I'm working on. I tried others and it works fine. Any suggestions ? Thanks Geraldo

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      All of a sudden, Visual Studio started to give me the message "One or more files are out of date or do not exist" and list all my obj files (and bsc and exe too), everytime I click Execute Program (Ctrl-F5) or Go (F5). It's ok if the files are really outdated, but the problem occurs after I Rebuild All and then Execute. And it compiles and build all the sources over and over. It is happening only with the project I'm working on. I tried others and it works fine. Any suggestions ? Thanks Geraldo

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      Christian Graus
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      Check the date of files in sourcesafe, I once changed my system date and then changed it back, and as a result I had that problem until the date went past the date I ran at for a day. Christian I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder

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        Check the date of files in sourcesafe, I once changed my system date and then changed it back, and as a result I had that problem until the date went past the date I ran at for a day. Christian I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder

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        I'm not using sourcesafe. I solved the problem this way: I created a new project, created every cpp and h file empty (it must have been 12 files) and then copied and pasted the source files one by one and after. It took me all day long, but now I have a working copy again. Very strange. I kept the old copy to play with when I got time. I hope it won't happen again. Thanks.

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          I'm not using sourcesafe. I solved the problem this way: I created a new project, created every cpp and h file empty (it must have been 12 files) and then copied and pasted the source files one by one and after. It took me all day long, but now I have a working copy again. Very strange. I kept the old copy to play with when I got time. I hope it won't happen again. Thanks.

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          someone changed ur system date to a forward date and then you edited the files (and changed the date back) and saved it happens to me all the time , just edit the files once more and their modifed date will be taken care of (after changing the time) ;) Live as if your were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever. -Mahatma Gandhi

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