Modify the last question. C4904 -> C4049. How to fix the warning C4049 in visual c++ ?

[Pan]

How to fix the warning C4049 in visual c++ ?

[Ralph]

"Pan" <pan7587@ms26.hinet.net> wrote:
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>How to fix the warning C4049 in visual c++ ?

" From M$:
Compiler Warning (level 1) C4049
compiler limit : terminating line number emission

The file contained more than 64K source lines. No line number support is
available beyond this limit.
"

You have a file which is, 'after' preprocessing, too long to be submitted
to the next pass. Like the manual says, "You ran out of lines".

You need to determine the offending file: Compile each file separately in
in turn (Ctrl+F7). Remember the preprocessor #includes EVERY header and every
header included #includes ALL those headers and so on and so on...

It is highly unlikely you actually meant to write a file whose translation
unit would be that large. (If you did, then you need to cut it back.) More
likely you have some kind of 'circular' relationship going on. You have #included
a file which #includes its self.

(I am not saying you have done this...but) A very common bad habit to get
into is #including headers in header files. (No headers but standard/runtime
libraries should ever be included in a header file, most of the time.) All
headers should be #defined in the translation unit itself. This helps to
avoid the above situation.

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"Pan" <pan7587@ms26.hinet.net> wrote:
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>How to fix the warning C4049 in visual c++ ?
#pragma warning( disable : 4904 )

Mike
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