When I start debugging a project in Visual Studio 2010 (F5), the applications runs even if there are compiler's errors. Why is this so? How can I repair this?
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Menu, Tools->Options
You might have set it to run from the last known successful build.
Look here for more details : How to enable/disable compile errors warning in Visual Studio
This behaviour is by-design when the project is a Website. Visual Studio will start the web development server even before it ends compilation of all webpages. This happens because a Website is supposed to compile on demand, that is when the specific pages are requested. Web applications on the other hand, are precompiled.
If you have multiple projects in the same solution and the errors are occuring in a project that isn't required by the startup project, then I think the code will launch.