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using vs2005 and 0.8 sdk?

Hi, creating a plugin for my the logitech g15 keyboard that will link to foobar. However, my production environment is visual studio 2005 pro. i tried opening the default workspace in the sdk, and tried to convert all the subprojects, but about half failed. and of course doing a build after that failed.

so I created a blank workspace, and just added pfc  (as it is stated it has no dependancy), made the target a DLL, and just tried compiling that. however i got 3 errors. i can recode the errors so it works, but there is also ~10 deprecated warning messages.

anyone got any tips? cheers

using vs2005 and 0.8 sdk?

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Hi, creating a plugin for my the logitech g15 keyboard that will link to foobar. However, my production environment is visual studio 2005 pro. i tried opening the default workspace in the sdk, and tried to convert all the subprojects, but about half failed. and of course doing a build after that failed.

so I created a blank workspace, and just added pfc  (as it is stated it has no dependancy), made the target a DLL, and just tried compiling that. however i got 3 errors. i can recode the errors so it works, but there is also ~10 deprecated warning messages.

anyone got any tips? cheers
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The deprecations they added are a damn pain in the posterior (especially for people like me who like builds to be warning-free).  I recommend just adding _CRT_SECURE_NO_DEPRECATE (for the warnings about things like printf) and/or _CRT_NONSTDC_NO_DEPRECATE (for the other deprecation warnings) to the each project's preprocessor defines.

using vs2005 and 0.8 sdk?

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Oh nice, I'm thinking of coding a G15 app talking to the Foobar too.
 

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Hi, creating a plugin for my the logitech g15 keyboard that will link to foobar. However, my production environment is visual studio 2005 pro. i tried opening the default workspace in the sdk, and tried to convert all the subprojects, but about half failed. and of course doing a build after that failed.

so I created a blank workspace, and just added pfc  (as it is stated it has no dependancy), made the target a DLL, and just tried compiling that. however i got 3 errors. i can recode the errors so it works, but there is also ~10 deprecated warning messages.

anyone got any tips? cheers
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The deprecations they added are a damn pain in the posterior (especially for people like me who like builds to be warning-free).  I recommend just adding _CRT_SECURE_NO_DEPRECATE (for the warnings about things like printf) and/or _CRT_NONSTDC_NO_DEPRECATE (for the other deprecation warnings) to the each project's preprocessor defines.
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It is actually easier to just select all the projects in the solution explorer, and then goto their properties, then goto Configuration Properties, C/C++, Advanced, and put in the error numbers in "Disable specific warnings", I only have 4996 in there right now.