I\'m trying out Visual studio 2010 by compiling a C program. After it displays the solution in the \"DOS\" command window, the window is immediately closed. In Visual studio 200
FWIW, the "Start Without Debugging" command works in VS2010 exactly the same way it does for me in previous Visual Studio versions (that is, for a console project the console remains open when the process terminates with a "Press any key to continue . . ." prompt).
So, exactly how are you getting VS2010 to run your program? If you're using the "Ctrl-F5" shortcut, can you verify that Ctrl-F5 is bound to Debug.StartWithoutDebugging
in "Options/Environment/Keyboard"?
Also, can you try running your program using the menu ("Debug/Start Without Debugging")?