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Jerry Bujas
Can someone explain, please, why it takes for a vc++ project (form
application) comprising three forms about four miniutes to load at 100% CPU
usage? When it finally loads and I want to run the program, the compiler
recompiles all the files (about 50 of them), despite the fact that the
program had been recompiled before exiting the compiler. Start page
sometimes reports that the last time this project was modified was in
October
1899 !!!!!! I also may receive several messages like this: "BSCMAKE: warning
BK4503 : minor error in .SBR file '.\Debug\InputData.sbr' ignored".
What does that mean? Why are they ignored, and how do I correct them?
Is there a possibility to move the forms into a different directory and
then include them into a new project? I tried this, but was unable
to get the design mode of the "h" files. I am writing a larger program and
want to salvage my work this way in case something goes wrong, as it alredy
did. I have rewriten this program two times already. Thank you, any help
will be greatly appreciated.
Jerry
application) comprising three forms about four miniutes to load at 100% CPU
usage? When it finally loads and I want to run the program, the compiler
recompiles all the files (about 50 of them), despite the fact that the
program had been recompiled before exiting the compiler. Start page
sometimes reports that the last time this project was modified was in
October
1899 !!!!!! I also may receive several messages like this: "BSCMAKE: warning
BK4503 : minor error in .SBR file '.\Debug\InputData.sbr' ignored".
What does that mean? Why are they ignored, and how do I correct them?
Is there a possibility to move the forms into a different directory and
then include them into a new project? I tried this, but was unable
to get the design mode of the "h" files. I am writing a larger program and
want to salvage my work this way in case something goes wrong, as it alredy
did. I have rewriten this program two times already. Thank you, any help
will be greatly appreciated.
Jerry