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    Eytukan
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    alok... i deleted all the .ncb(not .ncw) file.. and now the code assistant is working..great man.. thanks a lot.. but still the "Symbol not defined" is displayed when u right click on a variable to see where it is declared... can u help me out ? vivek

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      alok... i deleted all the .ncb(not .ncw) file.. and now the code assistant is working..great man.. thanks a lot.. but still the "Symbol not defined" is displayed when u right click on a variable to see where it is declared... can u help me out ? vivek

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      that too the variables are declared only in the header file.. not in the cpp file.. vivek

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        that too the variables are declared only in the header file.. not in the cpp file.. vivek

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        Rage
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        Go into Project->Settings->C/C++->[Category:Listing Files] and check the "Generate browse info" checkbox, then recompile all. ~RaGE();

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          Go into Project->Settings->C/C++->[Category:Listing Files] and check the "Generate browse info" checkbox, then recompile all. ~RaGE();

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          Rage() { strcpy(ERROR,"ITS STILL NOT WORKING!"); } :(... vivek

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            alok... i deleted all the .ncb(not .ncw) file.. and now the code assistant is working..great man.. thanks a lot.. but still the "Symbol not defined" is displayed when u right click on a variable to see where it is declared... can u help me out ? vivek

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            viveking wrote: still the "Symbol not defined" is displayed when u right click on a variable to see where it is declared... can u help me out I Believe Visual Studio 6.0 IDE is playing game with you :). Get b>Visual Assit X[^] <, this is very good addin for Visual Studio

            "Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow

            cheers, Alok Gupta

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              alok... i deleted all the .ncb(not .ncw) file.. and now the code assistant is working..great man.. thanks a lot.. but still the "Symbol not defined" is displayed when u right click on a variable to see where it is declared... can u help me out ? vivek

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              David Crow
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              Have you deleted all of the other temporary files, including the Debug folder?


              "Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who put them into action are priceless." - Unknown

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                Rage() { strcpy(ERROR,"ITS STILL NOT WORKING!"); } :(... vivek

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                Just try this one.. restart the system and try if still not working try steps below In project setting -> C/C++ tab enable generate debug info, optimazation -> default debug info -> program database. IN link tab check all Now Clean and recompile... Lokiz

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