Hi guys,
Why do errors have to be 'zombie' instead of telling the developer exactly what went wrong?
1. Create a simple MFC project;
2. Add a C++ class with the wizard;
3. Remove the class files from the project by right-clicking the files in Solution Explorer and choosing 'Remove' to remove from project;
4. Rename the files in the project folder;
5. Try to add a class with the same name to the project;
The IDE will only generate an empty header file and will give the error msgbox: "Cannot access data for the desired file since it is in a zombie state."
I'm using VS2005 Pro.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks,
Harry