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C++ Compiler Warnings

ProjectOptionsC++ CompilerWarnings 

Use this dialog box to set C++ Compiler Warning options.

Build Configuration options 
Description 
Build Configuration 
Displays the name of the current build configuration associated with the options on this page. There are three default build configurations: Base, Debug, and Release.  
Apply Options... 
Displays the Apply Option Set dialog box to apply the options in a named option set to the current configuration.  

 

Common items 
Description 
Value from <parent configuration or option set> 
Indicates the value in the parent build configuration or referenced option set. If you change this value here, the change will potentially affect the Base configuration (that is, if you click OK on the Project->Options dialog and subsequently build your project).  
<any item in red print> 
Indicates that this option has secondary options available. To view the secondary options, click the + sign in front of the option in red print.  
<any item in boldface print> 
Indicates that the value of this option has been changed from the value in the parent configuration or referenced option set.  
Down Arrow Pop-Up Button 
Appears after you click an option that has a set of available choices (such as True, False). Click Down Arrow to display and choose the value you want from the available choices.  

 

Warnings options 
Description 
Disable all warnings (-w-) 
Disables all warning and error messages. Default = False  
Enable all warnings (-w) 
Displays all warning and error messages. Default = False  
Enable selected warnings 
Enables only the warning that are set to True. Default = True  
Treat warnings as errors 
Instructs the compiler to stop compilation and return an error message when an enabled warning is generated. Default = False  

 

General option 
Description 
Default 
Saves the current settings as the default for each new project.  
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