I have created an empty project and added two ( .cpp) items inside the project. Keep in mind that I am a beginner in C++ Visual Studio, so I have not used any code to somehow connect the two files.
Problem: The debugger was fine for debugging my first file, but when I open my second file and start running by clicking "Local Windows Debugger" (clicked when I was inside the second file), it will still keep on running the first file whether there was a bug or not.
When I looked at the debug window after I hit "Local Windows Debugger", I saw the file path pointing to the first file.
I have tried: Closing the first file completely, closing visual studio and opening my second file from my folder path, turning off the break-point in the first file and turning on in the second file.
I would like to know: How can I just run the second file? Do I have to use the command prompt to keep my two items in the empty project separate? I am using Windows 10 by the way.
I searched for my problem, but I had a hard time looking for a guide that gave a solution