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a question in C++ Bulider 6 compile
the ide prompt me:
[C++ Warning]Dialogs.hpp(437):W
how this means? what can i do ?
[C++ Warning]Dialogs.hpp(437):W
how this means? what can i do ?
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It's just that warnings tell You that something's not very nicely organized in the code. They might show that something has been done wrong thus helping to detect possible bugs or just that something is not done as well as it could have been. If the warning tells us about something we've done on purpose we can use pragmas to switch it off to make the errors/warnings log more clear. I usually use something like this:
...
#pragma warn -pia
//turns off the warning (pia means possibly incorrect assignment, but You can also use the warning number instead)
if (ret=SomeFunction()) {
#pragma warn +pia
//to turn it back on
...
--Filip
...
#pragma warn -pia
//turns off the warning (pia means possibly incorrect assignment, but You can also use the warning number instead)
if (ret=SomeFunction()) {
#pragma warn +pia
//to turn it back on
...
--Filip
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