Quote: cl : Command line warning D9035 : option 'Wp64' has been deprecated and will be removed in a future releaseI understand what it means but I do love /Wp64 option. And that command-line warning is the ugliest thing in my project. Is is possible to suppress that warning? Please let me know
VS2008 : How to supress "Wp64 deprecated" warning
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I've just move to Visual Studio 2008 and it shows command-line warning when I build my project.
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Quote:Original post by RDragon1
It's deprecated. Remove it from your build options.
[crying]
It's somewhere in Project->Properties. At work so can't find it exactly but there's an option somewhere about auto-detecting 64 bit machines or something.
I have to do this every time I open an old 2005 project in 2008.
I have to do this every time I open an old 2005 project in 2008.
Project->Properties->C/C++->General->Detect 64-bit Portability Errors->No.
Either that. Or if you really want to keep it enabled (no idea why you would, but anyway), you could probably suppress it with a #pragma or adding the warning code to the project's warning ignore list.
Either that. Or if you really want to keep it enabled (no idea why you would, but anyway), you could probably suppress it with a #pragma or adding the warning code to the project's warning ignore list.
If you want to find 64-bit portability problems the real 64-bit compiler is a much better tool to do so then some hacked-up, buggy, deprecated switch (the 64-bit compiler will run on 32-bit OS). Just periodically build your stuff with the 64-bit compiler, even if you don't intend to release that version.
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