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I’m using Visual Studio 2008, with .net framework, C++/CLI. My program only runs in debug mode (even when run from explorer) – but in release mode it says program has stopped working. (But if I press F5 when it release mode it runs fine) All the settings are identical. What could it be? does anyone have any suggestions please?
I know that older versions of Visual Studio would set uninitialzed variables to zero in debug mode. In release mode, these variables would have potentially “random” values. I don’t know if this happens with current versions of Visual Studio.
Is it possible that an uninitialzed variable is causing problems in your code?