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July 5th, 2008, 11:55 AM
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Delete "Warning" in Visual C++ Project
Hello:
As a comment in a previous thread, my experience with the Visual C++ environment is not good. I am a novice using this environment.
I am beginning to work on a project related to transmission of audio and video ipv6. I downloaded the file:
http://research.edm.uhasselt.be/jor...JRTPConsole.zip
After which I read a good document as the following:
http://140.113.13.90/material/multimedia%20com/homework/homework-2.doc
I have constructed under Visual Studio. NET 2003 version.
After set according to the document, I meet some "warning" as the following:
ConsoleClient warning LNK4204: missing information debugging 'c:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\projects\ RTPConsole\ConsoleClient\Debug\vc70.pdb' to refer to the module; will link the object without taking into account information debugging. (File: ConsoleClient).
The results window is a little more explicit:
jrtplib.lib (jthread.obj): warning LNK4204: missing information debugging 'c: \ Documents and Settings \ Administrator \ My Documents \ projects \ JRTPConsole \ ConsoleClient \ Debug \ vc70.pdb' to refer to the module; will be linked the object without taking into account debugging information
jrtplib.lib (jmutex.obj): warning LNK4204: missing information purification 'c: \ Documents and Settings \ Administrator \ My Documents \ projects \ JRTPConsole \ ConsoleClient \ Debug \ vc70.pdb' to refer to the module; will be linked the object without taking into account debugging information
Record generation was saved in the "file: / / c:\ Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\projects\JRTPConsole\ConsoleClient\Debug\ BuildLog.htm"
ConsoleClient - 0 error (s), 2 warning (s)
Someone can help eliminate these "warning". It is not affecting the program itself, but what will help me to better configuration of the project ..
Thank you.
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July 5th, 2008, 12:45 PM
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Re: Delete "Warning" in Visual C++ Project
Have you checked that the referenced .pdb file (which is the file that contains all of the symbolic debugging information) is available, and in the expected location???
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