I have a well known problem that is described in Extension Warning On Opening Excel Workbook from a Web Site microsoft blog entry. I\'ve added URL rewrite to have URL nicely formatted and my mime type
To increase user experience, I would like to warn the user that the file is too big (let\'s say > 8M) before sending the whole file (which may take some time due to the size and the client connection)
On compiling code at Warning Level 4 (/W4), I get C4996 warnings on std::copy() calls whose parameters are C arrays (not STL containers like vectors). The recommended solution to fix this seems to be
I\'m cleaning up a project to get rid of all the warnings, bu开发者_Python百科t I can only see the first 100 or so in the Error List pane.
I am just trying to learn some Lisp, so I am going through project euler problems. I found problem no. 14 interesting (so if you are planning to solve this problems stop reading now, because I pasted
I\'m getting this warning. What I\'m trying to do is have a family of classes and a parallel family of protocols. The class Piece has a declaration like this:
Un开发者_运维技巧used \'using\' directives are not shown as warning [C#], why is it so? Is there any valid reason on this? Eric Lippert talks about this in his blog post: Why are unused using directi
When providing the wrong number of arguments to printf(): printf(\"%s\", \"foo\", \"bar\"); or when by providing arguments of the wrong type:
The first comment on a feature request for g++ says, \"Starting with 4.5 you can disable a class of warnings in the source.\"
In my project I have turned on treat warnings as errors and compiling using the -pedantic and -ansi tags. I am using GCC compiler. In this开发者_JAVA技巧 project I have to use a third party source cod
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