std::map is filling my build window with rubbish messages I don''t care about. I tried using this pragma but it didn''t seem to work. The #include

As far as I remember, I put it in top of the header file (before #include <map> ) that included map, and that worked for all files that included that header as well. But I remember having problems if I used #pragma warning(once:4786) instead.


Edited by - amag on March 29, 2001 9:58:37 AM

Edited by - amag on March 29, 2001 9:59:01 AM

We use STL extensively in our projects. It seems that in small projects, we''re able to use the pragma disable effectively. However, as the project grows (esp. in our libraries), somehow some condition sneaks in that "ignores" the pragma, and if we do a full rebuild we get all those lovely errors. We''ve put the pragma everywhere to no avail. If anybody knows the definitive answer, I''d like to hear it.

Have you tried looking at STL Port? (http://www.stlport.org, but the server seems to be done at the moment.)

It''s a free replacement for the VC++ STL, compiles cleanly. I use it in my projects.

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Original post by mhkrause
It''s a free replacement for the VC++ STL, compiles cleanly. I use it in my projects.

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Not at warning level 4.