Troubles compiling 0.306(VS 7.1+stl 4.6+WTL 7.1)

[[PT]Devilishly]

When I try to compile the new version of DC++, I receive these warnings:

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Build log was saved at "file://c:\Dc++\vc7\Debug\bzip\BuildLog.htm"
bzip2 - 0 error(s), 149 warning(s)

(you can grab the log here: BuildLog.htm)

And after the client is compiled(since it compiles...) the binary file is almost 3 MB, as u can see:


I’ve downloaded the DCPlusPlus-STLPort-4.6.zip and DCPlusPlus-wtl7.1-src.zip (from Things needed for compiling) and install them in the directory “C:\include\Stlp� and “C:\include\WTL�;

Then downloaded the file DCPlusPlus-0.306-src.zip to “C:\DC++� and opened the “DCPlusPlus.sln�. Once there, I changed my include directories to the new ones and compile it.
I've this version of Framework and vs:


I would like to solve this warnings, can anyone help me?

Best regards,
[PT]Devilishly

[TheParanoidOne]

Warnings are irrelevant (more or less). It's the errors that you should care about.

[Wiz]

Try to select release and not debug when you compile.

[GargoyleMT]

The project files are intentionally set at W0 for Release mode for zlib and bzip2 and W3 (or Warning Level 4) for Debug mode.

It's seriously not a problem that needs fixing, unless you know something I do not.

[[PT]Devilishly]

Warnings are irrelevant (more or less). It's the errors that you should care about.

It's seriously not a problem that needs fixing, unless you know something I do not.

Yes, I don’t receive any errors. But is this normal “149� warnings?! And the file size, it is 30% larger then the original! Why does this happen?? In other clients(that require new stl+wtl), I even receive errors messages when browsing Settings menu...

Try to select release and not debug when you compile.

I don't know how to do this, but tomorrow I'll try to do it...

Best regards,
[PT]Devilishly

[Twink]

It's bigger due to you compiling a debug version instead of a release version, there should be a drop down box somewhere that lets you change between the two if not its likely to be in the build or debug menu. Debugging builds have several advantages such as assert statements which let you put

ASSERT(condition);

throughout the code, if one of these fail then you'll get a abort, retry continue dialog letting you break out and see where this happened and why, ASSERTS are removed for the release builds.

[[PT]Devilishly]

I had it in debug mode... But now everything is as it should be
Well I really like this forum!!! Every time I’m stuck with some problem related with DC, u always (help me) solving my problem =)
Thanks a lot TheParanoidOne, Wiz , GargoyleMT and Twink!!

Best regards,
[PT]Devilishly