• Adam Sansier (2/2) Jul 17 2016 When I run a program, VD is adding back the break points after I
• Rainer Schuetze (7/9) Jul 18 2016 It's Visual Studio that keeps track of the break point list.

Adam Sansier <Adam.Sansier gmail.com> writes:

When I run a program, VD is adding back the break points after I 
clear them after a run. Delete all BP's does work.

Rainer Schuetze <r.sagitario gmx.de> writes:

On 18.07.2016 01:09, Adam Sansier wrote:
 When I run a program, VD is adding back the break points after I clear
 them after a run. Delete all BP's does work.

It's Visual Studio that keeps track of the break point list.

What I see with C++, too: if you have multiple projects using the same 
source, setting a breakpoint adds it for all projects, but removing it 
only disables it for the current one. If you restart the program it 
reappears in all projects.

Is this what you are seeing?