Strange warning when linking...

[The Storm]

Well I suspect that when I compile E[POD]bot, (I use Micrasoft Visual Studio 2003 .NET) in the linking there is a warning :

LINK : warning LNK4089: all references to 'USER32.dll' discarded by /OPT:REF

I don't know what is this.
I want to ask how I can remove this because I don't want to have warning and errors when compiling (maybe this can cause some strange error when some people play with E[POD]bot).

[dub]

i means it`s disabled linking the user32.lib because it unrefrenced,
goto project settings, link and remove the user32.lib that should stop the error.
Dubb

[The Storm]

Agrr.. I can't find this project setting. I have MSVS 2003 .NET from 6 weeks and I still don't understand some thinks in the interface.
Can you explain more...?

[Pierre-Marie Baty]

Right click on your project on the left sidebar, and select properties or something. I can't remember exactly, I uninstalled .NET to come back to my trusty VC6 :D

[The Storm]

Thanks guys :).
Now all is OK :).

OFFTOPIC : One question for Pierre-Marie Baty (http://forums.bots-united.com/member.php?u=2) :).
Why you don't like MSVS 2003 .NET ?

[dub]

storm now worries ;).

[Pierre-Marie Baty]

put it simply: because of the interface.

[Whistler]

... and not to say it's proprietary, it just runs way too slow on my old computer :)
It also contains quite a lot of .NET stuff which is just useless for most of us.

[@$3.1415rin]

the discussion .net or 6.0 is already here : http://forums.bots-united.com/showthread.php?t=3312 (http://forums.bots-united.com/showthread.php?t=3312&highlight=browse)

[Cpl. Shrike]

I have been working on .NET 2003 now for a few weeks.
It is slower and i am not getting used to the interface. :-\

When i first got it looked all nice and nifty.
Started working on it quite entuesiastic, but as weeks passed it started to irritate first on some simple menu fuction thingies that where missing. And later on the slowness. While i don't have a extreem slow machine (AMD XP2600 512ram).
So im kinda inconflict now. start using VC6 again and consider money lost on .NET 2003.
Or keep on using .NET thinking i'll overcome the drawback's and the slowness.

[Whistler]

ROFL, now I use KDevelop (http://www.kde.org) most of the time :)

or for a Windows IDE - http://www.eclipse.org or http://sourceforge.net/projects/dev-cpp

[edit: some anticipated notes: if you consider those "features" in a certain proprietary program (even if they are actually useless) which made you say "That can't be even compared with this!" is more important than freedom and rights, I say nothing.]

[Pierre-Marie Baty]

So im kinda inconflict now. start using VC6 again and consider money lost on .NET 2003.that's what I did... although I'll soon be forced to switch back to .NET, as the browse feature of MSVC 6 is broken when used with the HL2 SDK.

If it was possible to set up Eclipse or Dev-CPP to work with a Microsoft compiler and to produce state-of-the-art Win32 binaries without wasting too much time configuring it, perhaps I'd give up MSVC in fact.

(...and I hear the GNU rastafarians singing... "get up, stand up.... yeeeeeah.... stand up for your rights..... yeeeeah man.... want a smoke? fffffffffh *cough* yeeeah")