Just starting to fool around with this Bloodshed Dev C++ IDE after not useing it in a long time. I havent changed systems, nor anything that I can think of, but I may have changed some option in the IDE way back when, but I cant remember doing so.

Experience: I was just learning the basics, but I think I forget everything I learned.

Problem is this. When I use the compile and run button once, it works, I can get my console app come up, the code runs as expected, and I can run it as many times as I like. Sounds hunky dorey right? Untill I hit the compile button a second time, then I get this message that says.

Permission denied
Id returned 1 exit status
[Build Error] ["permission] Error 1

It doesnt matter how simple the code is by the way, it happens in all my projects new and old. It happened in this for example.


After this happens, I can no longer compile the code or run it. Unless I reboot my computer. I know I used to be able to compile and run the code as many times as I liked. What did I do to cause this?

Ok, I figured it out. Teatimer.exe (from spybot antispyware program) was the culprit. I dont know why but after compileing any program the second time, spybot was blocking the path.

Still though, Iv used spybot resident long before I used Bloodshed Dev C++, So I still must have changed some option in the IDE to cause this. Or else maybe a recent Spybot update brought this into effect. Any ideas what option I might have changed if anything? If not, then I might just have to get used to closeing Spybot resident before useing the IDE. But the curiosity of what has been changed is killing me now more than anything.

I had the EXACT same problem as you, and yes I also you SS&D, but I figured out if you print something without using an output stream (printf) and compile that, you cant then delete the printed output and keep compiling your program like normal.

Did that help the problem, Buri13?

That's a good one, smedly11, I completely forgot about Spybot's resident app. (not thought about much, for rarely does it pose problems)

The Spybot resident app. did change somewhere along the way in one of their updates, for the resident app has [for me, anyway] prevented window's update from functioning normally...and there were a couple of other instances [although not for Dev-C++, which I don't have] where I had to disable the resident before proceeding.

So, for others that have Spybot, and experience 'strange' issues, try disabling the "Spybot-SD Resident" app. first. (in the system tray) -- Actually, there is not a 'disable' option -- just exit.

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