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- Path: newbridge.com!gminer
- From: gminer@Newbridge.COM (Glen Miner)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
- Subject: Phantom Errors
- Date: 9 Feb 1996 13:33:59 GMT
- Organization: Newbridge Networks Corporation
- Message-ID: <4ffig7$sg5@kannews.ca.newbridge.com>
- NNTP-Posting-Host: thor.ca.newbridge.com
-
- I have been working on a program in an ancient copy of Microsoft Quick C
- and I've been seing a phantom error that I can't explain. It shows up as:
-
- commands.c(79) : warning C4140: 'AddCommand' : redefined, preceding
- references may be invalid
- commands.c(131) : warning C4140: 'North' : redefined, preceding
- references may be invalid
-
- True, it's only a a warning and everything runs as expected inspite of
- it, but the weird thing is these warnings occur intermittently.
-
- Whenever I get this warning, all I do is go somewhere in the file, remove
- a blank line of white-space, add a blankline again and then recompile.
-
- Has anyone else seen anything like this? Am I doing something wrong?
-
- Peace
-