Wow, I was absolutely convinced I had posted about this before but I can find no trace of it. So ...
... with Win Xp XP3, Plato v4.4.0, FTN95 v6.10.0 ...
... working on an application I haven't looked at for a while.
After I changed some code in one module, I selected CHECKMATE Win32 and rebuilt, then DEBUG Win32 and rebuilt, and then RELEASE Win32 and rebuilt. (This is more or less standard practice for me when I am developing).
Then I reselected CHECKMATE Win32 and hit the 'Continue debugging' button on the Build toolbar. Plato announced that 'This configuration is out of date. Would I like to build it?'. When I said yes, it compiled the module that it already compiled three builds ago, and went ahead.
A little more investigation reveals that actually I can select any one of the three build modes and try and run, and Plato will say the same thing. The behaviour is quite repeatable. Furthermore, if I rebuild all three builds again, it will continue to ask the same question if I then change mode from the last one built.
As I have written this post, I have decided that I have definitely posted about, or reported, this before. I even searched emails to see if I had reported it as a bug instead but nothing there either. So ...
Is there any evidence that posts are going missing from the forum? I searched the whole forum, not just the Plato subforum (even though it is clearly a Plato issue), and there is no trace of any such post. This is not the first time I have begun a post with words approximating to 'I am convinced I had posted about this before but I can find no trace of anything, so here goes ...'