When I press the "Local Windows Debugger" button when working on any basic C++ project in Visual Studio 2013, the console opens and the program outputs, but when the console closes, another console opens, the UI changes slightly and the program outputs again.
Steps to reproduce:
Create a new C++ project
Inside the "Source Files" directory of the new project, create a file named "main.cpp"
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main() {
cout << "Hello world!";
cin.get();
}
Save the code and press the "Local windows debugger" button on the toolbar
A console opens, and waits until you press enter
After the first console closes, a new one opens up, and the UI changes:
Edit: Link to download a zip folder containing the project: Test Project.zip
Build your project once. Add the multiple . exes as "Projects" (right-click folder > Add > Existing Project, then select your exes, one by one) Now you can set up your "Multiple StartUp Projects" to launch all 5 "projects", and debug them at the same time.
On the Properties page, select Common Properties > Startup Project. Select Current selection, Single startup project and a project file, or Multiple startup projects. If you select Multiple startup projects, you can change the startup order and action to take for each project: Start, Start without debugging, or None.
under Solution Properties->Startup Project, select Multiple Startup Projects and set the Action for both A and Dummy to Start. now hit F5 and your exe will be launched twice, each under a seperate debugging instance.
Select a project and right click, then select 'Remove from StartUp Projects...'
I had avast deepscreen enabled. To disable, goto avast user interface -> Settings -> Antivirus and uncheck the box that says "Enable Deepscreen"
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