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Old 12-11-2004, 01:00 PM   #1
nagromo
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MonoDevelop gives conflicting results


I'm trying to get MonoDevelop to work. It installed without errors, but it doesn't seem to be compiling right.

I made a new console project and it compiled and ran fine, printing "Hello world!"

Then I modified the source and tried to compile and run it again. It caught some syntax errors in the new version that I had to fix, so I know it is running the new source through the compiler.

The problem is that the .exe in the Debug folder is the same. It compiled my new source and said, "Build: 1 succeeded, 0 failed," but the .exe still prints "Hello world!" like the default console app. I also looked in the root directory of my project, but it wasn't there.

Do any of you have any ideas? Thanks!
 
  


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