Author: Daniel Mehrmannn
Date: 07:33:02 12/16/05
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On December 16, 2005 at 08:57:06, Tom Likens wrote: >On December 16, 2005 at 07:32:42, Daniel Mehrmannn wrote: > >>Hello, >> >>i'm trying here currently the new Visual Studio 2005 professional. >>I'm shocked about the first compiler results of homer. >>It looks like that MS now forcing the users to leave the ANSI way and >>using Microsoft special functions instead. >>That would be not so stuid if you could disable this stuff. >>But there is no other way than editing the SDK files - which is bullshit >>(sorry). >> >> >>May i did an error here ? >> >>Best, >>Daniel > >Hello Daniel, > >There was actually a bit of an uproar on the net over this recently. >The problem is that these functions are *not* deprecated in the C++ standard. >The terminology "deprecated" has a specific meaning and wheter a function is >deprecated or not is set by the C++ standards committee, *not* Microsoft. >I believe Microsoft admitted the snafu and has relented, so future versions >of the compiler won't use the word "deprecated" in the warnings. > >Here's a link with a bit more information: > >http://www.informit.com/guides/content.asp?g=cplusplus&seqNum=259&rl=1 > >regards, >--tom > >P.S. Of course, this doesn't solve your problem--unfortunately, since I don't >use this compiler I don't really have an answer for you (sorry). yeah, that's very interesting. By the offical way you _must_ do some changes in your code, if you have trouble you must edit the SDK files. I don't like this way and just uninstalled this product and going back to my VC 6.0 :) btw there are some more reasons why i did that. For example nerve assistants, overloaded buttons and icons und a useless startpage. Best, Daniel
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