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When debugging a program, I find upon repeated additions and subtractions of breakpoints, that my breakpoints become disabled. Even when I delete one and then add it back in again, appearing to be an enabled breakpoint at this point, it becomes disabled when I run the debugger.
Hoping that the clear option can help here, I find that after I run the clean option for a solution, I get the following error upon rebuiling the project.
Error9 fatal error LNK2023: bad DLL or entry point 'msobj80.dll'LINK
Please advise.
John
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I have seen this before - it apparently happens when the DLL named in the error becomes corrupted. This is part of Visual Studio. I suggest uninstalling the Intel Fortran integration and then doing a "reinstall/repair" of Visual Studio, then reinstalling the integration. If you have not already done so, you can download and install VS2005 SP1 from microsoft.com and then reinstall the integration.
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Well, that's not good, as it suggests that you have a problem with the system that is bound to occur again.

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