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As things currently are when I press debug my project does not get built before hand. The debugger just pulls up the last successful build which may or may not be up to date with the source code. Is there anyway that the option could be put in to always build before debug if the source code has been changed(think this is already detected somewhere to determine if saving should be available). Another possibilty may be  a "Build & Debug" option under the "Debug" menu. That way I don't have to remember to do a build before debugging and I know I am testing an up to date copy of my work(also means the breakpoints will line up properly with the source). The version of sharpdevelop I am using is the 3.1 beta trunk builds(try to update every few revisions).

What option is selected under your Tools | Options | General | Projects and Solutions | Build and Run options | When running?

Didn't even think of looking there. here is the info requested.

Show Error List pad if buid finishes with errors is checked

Number of projects in parallel is equal to 2

When Running is set to build all projects.

I should probably mention that the dependancies do change in my project(reference to another project in the same solution). After a little testing the behavior also appears to be different depending on if it is the solution or the project being compiled(think project works and solution doesn't).

The only time I have ever seen that is when the project reference has Local Copy set to false and all projects build to the same folder.

 Local Copy is set to true and both projects are in different directories. final executable is built in the directory of the project that references the other. The referenced project is a dll. The referencing project is a windows exe.