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Maybe the program fails before main(). Do you have any global or<br />
static variables?<br />

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Maybe the program fails before main(). Do you have any global or
static variables?


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The program does not have any global or static variables. &nbsp;There are a number of macros and preprocessor commands and that's it. &nbsp;Note that I can no longer debug programs which I have in the past(I have not made changes to these programs since).<br />

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The program does not have any global or static variables.  There are a number of macros and preprocessor commands and that's it.  Note that I can no longer debug programs which I have in the past(I have not made changes to these programs since).


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Tried that to no avail.<br />

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I have run into a problem with MS Visual C++ 4.0 lately running under NT 4.0. &nbsp;When I try debugging (console apps), the debugger bypasses all of my breakpoints and the program runs normally, but returns with the message &quot;program has halted with exit code &lt;hex number&gt;.&quot; &nbsp;This occurs for code that I have successfully debugged in the past. &nbsp;This does not occur on a different machine running the same code. &nbsp;I have resinstalled the compiler and that has not helped. &nbsp;I am in desparate need of a solution
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I have run into a problem with MS Visual C++ 4.0 lately running under NT 4.0.  When I try debugging (console apps), the debugger bypasses all of my breakpoints and the program runs normally, but returns with the message "program has halted with exit code <hex number>."  This occurs for code that I have successfully debugged in the past.  This does not occur on a different machine running the same code.  I have resinstalled the compiler and that has not helped.  I am in desparate need of a solution

MS VC++ exit codes

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.