Codewarrior for MacOSX warning msgs

[Sean Bartholomew]

even though my code works and everything i keep getting these annoying
messages.
can anyone help?

Path for the user defined root 'CT_INSTALL' cannot be found ''

Warning : illegal multi-line string constant
AddFans.cp line 343 char *start1 = strstr(start, "
First Name="); //this one is due to the fact that for the life of me
i cant get strstr to recognize a '\r'


Link Warning : ignored 'tolower' (code) in MSL_All_Mach-O_D.lib
Previously defined in AddFans.cp

Link Warning : ignored '__fpclassifyd' (code) in MSL_All_Mach-O_D.lib
Previously defined in AddFans.cp

 

[Chad J McQuinn]

even though my code works and everything i keep getting these annoying
messages.
can anyone help?

Path for the user defined root 'CT_INSTALL' cannot be found ''

These messages have little to do with c++, except for the next one, so
you should probably post to comp.sys.mac.programmer.<something>

For the first one above, you have defined a source tree named
"CT_INSTALL" and the path that has been specified can not be found. Go
to Edit->Preferences->Source Trees to examine it.

Warning : illegal multi-line string constant
AddFans.cp line 343 char *start1 = strstr(start, "
First Name="); //this one is due to the fact that for the life of me
i cant get strstr to recognize a '\r'

C/C++ do not allow multiline string literals, hence the warning. I don't
know what you mean when you say that strstr won't recognize the \r
escape.

-Chad

 

[tom_usenet]

even though my code works and everything i keep getting these annoying
messages.
can anyone help?

Path for the user defined root 'CT_INSTALL' cannot be found ''

Warning : illegal multi-line string constant
AddFans.cp line 343 char *start1 = strstr(start, "
First Name="); //this one is due to the fact that for the life of me
i cant get strstr to recognize a '\r'

You aren't allowed newlines in string literals. Perhaps you want to
search for '\n'. When reading in files in text mode, perhaps \r is
converted to \n.

Tom

 

[Sean Bartholomew]

ur a genius Tom
thanks

You aren't allowed newlines in string literals. Perhaps you want to
search for '\n'. When reading in files in text mode, perhaps \r is
converted to \n.

Tom

 

[Robbie Hatley]

i keep getting these annoying messages. can anyone help?

Perhaps. I can certainly help you with THIS one:

Warning : illegal multi-line string constant
AddFans.cp line 343 char *start1 = strstr(start, "
First Name=");

Use this:

char *start1 = strstr(start, "First Name=");

instead of this:

char *start1 = strstr(start, "
First Name=");

If you really do need to break a string literal
accross two or more lines, end all but the last
line with '\', like so:

std::cout << "Now, after eating three large, ripe, red \
tomatos, she was finally satiated, and was looking for \
a long, tall, cool drink to quench her thirst.";


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