Disabling one specific warning in VC6?
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The subject says it all, how do you disable one specific warning message troughout the whole progam, ie. all files including the STL headers?
My problem is when I create the following object it gives me a shitload of warnings (around 50) when I compile it (debug build) (470 among some others) that all pretty much says "Identifier to long. Identifier truncated to 255 characters in debug information."
map obj;
I checked for suitable compiler switches but the only one I found (/w) turned off all warnings. Any suggestions? Or even better, a way to avoid these most annoying warnings?
And yeah, I''m using SGI''s STL implementation.
"Paranoia is the belief in a hidden order behind the visible." - Anonymous
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Eh..damn crappy messageboard...
It was supposed to be:
map[string, my_struct] obj;
but with the [] as substitues for less than and greater than. How do you get them to show up correctly anyways?
"Paranoia is the belief in a hidden order behind the visible." - Anonymous
It was supposed to be:
map[string, my_struct] obj;
but with the [] as substitues for less than and greater than. How do you get them to show up correctly anyways?
"Paranoia is the belief in a hidden order behind the visible." - Anonymous
yes, there is a precompiler directive for that purpose
cause i ain''t using it much and can''t look it up i pretty much don''t know the syntax, but it''s something like:
#disable (warning:####)
where #### is the number of the warning you want to disable (displayed in the compile error display.)
hope that helps
ridcully
cause i ain''t using it much and can''t look it up i pretty much don''t know the syntax, but it''s something like:
#disable (warning:####)
where #### is the number of the warning you want to disable (displayed in the compile error display.)
hope that helps
ridcully
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I tried that already.
It disables the warnings in the current file but I still get them in the STL headers (the list is long..).
The correct syntax for the preprocessor directive you mentioned is:
#pragma warning( warning-specifier : warning-number-list [,warning-specifier : warning-number-list...] )
For example #pragma warning(disable:470)
"Paranoia is the belief in a hidden order behind the visible." - Anonymous
Edited by - Staffan on 4/6/00 2:35:36 PM
It disables the warnings in the current file but I still get them in the STL headers (the list is long..).
The correct syntax for the preprocessor directive you mentioned is:
#pragma warning( warning-specifier : warning-number-list [,warning-specifier : warning-number-list...] )
For example #pragma warning(disable:470)
"Paranoia is the belief in a hidden order behind the visible." - Anonymous
Edited by - Staffan on 4/6/00 2:35:36 PM
just place it BEFORE you include your headers. like:
#pragma warning(disable:470)
#include
#include
using namespace std;
//do stuff
trust me, it will work. that debug warning is a known bug/feature
Edited by - Ridcully on 4/6/00 2:36:17 PM
#pragma warning(disable:470)
#include
#include
using namespace std;
//do stuff
trust me, it will work. that debug warning is a known bug/feature
Edited by - Ridcully on 4/6/00 2:36:17 PM
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Oh shit, I didn''t think about that! Doh! I feel like a total moron now 
. And it worked..thanks a bunch! You just saved me alot of headahce.
"Paranoia is the belief in a hidden order behind the visible." - Anonymous
. And it worked..thanks a bunch! You just saved me alot of headahce. "Paranoia is the belief in a hidden order behind the visible." - Anonymous
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