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Grrr... It's happening more often now. I'm sure I've read about it here before but maybe it's time to table the issue again: I'm working on a large project, and I'm running LV2012 32 and 64 bit on Windows. I have an typedef enum inside a class. The enum happens to be the sole member of the class private data. The enum is public and is used here and there all over my application I decide to add another value to the enum and ... BAM! ... All instances throughout my project are reset to the first value of the enum. Kind of defeats the purpose of the enum, don't you think?! What do other people do? Define all enums fully during the design phase and never change them again? Label each instance of the enum with the desired value to provide some insurance against morphing? Don't use typedefs and update them all manually?