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9.4

Getting legacy project from VS 2003.net to compile in VS 2008, error message.

Zone: C++ Programming Language

Tags: C++, IE, "Cannot find "HCW". Make sure you typed the name correctly...da da da...

Hello Gents and Ladies,

Hope everyone is well.

I just got VS 2008 and am trying to get my C++ solution/project to compile and run. It has gone thru the conversion successfully however I am getting an error and a few basic warnings. I am a novice so your assistance is greatly appreciated, let me thank you in advance for your gracious help.

My issues:

1). Error C3867. "CManager::Parameter function call missing argument list use &CManager::Parameter to create a pointer to member."
Never saw this before?

2). "Cannot find "HCW". Make sure you typed the name correctly...." What is this error?

3). winver not defined, defaults to vista even though I'm running XP Pro. Where and what copde do I have to place for this?

4). "sprintf" AND "strcpy" unsafe warnings. Can these issues simply be solved by search and replace or do they have to be addressed on a case by case basis? There are hundreds. ;(

5). "strcmpi" depreciated warning. Can these as well be fixed via a search and replace?

Your input is greatly appreciated. Please use code as example on how to solve these.

Kind regards,
Dynotoe

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: Dynotoe

Solution Provided By: jkr

Participating Experts: 1

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