Codewarrior for MacOSX warning msgs

[Sean Bartholomew]

even though my code works and everything i keep getting these annoying
messages.
can anyone help?

Path for the user defined root 'CT_INSTALL' cannot be found ''

Warning : illegal multi-line string constant
AddFans.cp line 343 char *start1 = strstr(start, "
First Name="); //this one is due to the fact that for the life of me
i cant get strstr to recognize a '\r'
Link Warning : ignored 'tolower' (code) in MSL_All_Mach-O_D.lib
Previously defined in AddFans.cp

Link Warning : ignored '__fpclassifyd' (code) in MSL_All_Mach-O_D.lib
Previously defined in AddFans.cp

[Chad J McQuinn]

In article <b8************ *************@p osting.google.c om>,
ad****@rivaband .com (Sean Bartholomew) wrote:

even though my code works and everything i keep getting these annoying
messages.
can anyone help?

Path for the user defined root 'CT_INSTALL' cannot be found ''
These messages have little to do with c++, except for the next one, so
you should probably post to comp.sys.mac.pr ogrammer.<somet hing>

For the first one above, you have defined a source tree named
"CT_INSTALL " and the path that has been specified can not be found. Go
to Edit->Preferences->Source Trees to examine it.
Warning : illegal multi-line string constant
AddFans.cp line 343 char *start1 = strstr(start, "
First Name="); //this one is due to the fact that for the life of me
i cant get strstr to recognize a '\r'

C/C++ do not allow multiline string literals, hence the warning. I don't
know what you mean when you say that strstr won't recognize the \r
escape.

-Chad

[tom_usenet]

On 12 Jul 2004 05:43:05 -0700, ad****@rivaband .com (Sean Bartholomew)
wrote:

even though my code works and everything i keep getting these annoying
messages.
can anyone help?

Path for the user defined root 'CT_INSTALL' cannot be found ''

Warning : illegal multi-line string constant
AddFans.cp line 343 char *start1 = strstr(start, "
First Name="); //this one is due to the fact that for the life of me
i cant get strstr to recognize a '\r'

You aren't allowed newlines in string literals. Perhaps you want to
search for '\n'. When reading in files in text mode, perhaps \r is
converted to \n.

Tom

[Sean Bartholomew]

ur a genius Tom
thanks
tom_usenet <to********@hot mail.com> wrote in message news:<17******* *************** **********@4ax. com>...

On 12 Jul 2004 05:43:05 -0700, ad****@rivaband .com (Sean Bartholomew)
wrote:

even though my code works and everything i keep getting these annoying
messages.
can anyone help?

Path for the user defined root 'CT_INSTALL' cannot be found ''

Warning : illegal multi-line string constant
AddFans.cp line 343 char *start1 = strstr(start, "
First Name="); //this one is due to the fact that for the life of me
i cant get strstr to recognize a '\r'

You aren't allowed newlines in string literals. Perhaps you want to
search for '\n'. When reading in files in text mode, perhaps \r is
converted to \n.

Tom

[Robbie Hatley]

"Sean Bartholomew" <ad****@rivaban d.com> wrote:

i keep getting these annoying messages. can anyone help?
Perhaps. I can certainly help you with THIS one:
Warning : illegal multi-line string constant
AddFans.cp line 343 char *start1 = strstr(start, "
First Name=");

Use this:

char *start1 = strstr(start, "First Name=");

instead of this:

char *start1 = strstr(start, "
First Name=");

If you really do need to break a string literal
accross two or more lines, end all but the last
line with '\', like so:

std::cout << "Now, after eating three large, ripe, red \
tomatos, she was finally satiated, and was looking for \
a long, tall, cool drink to quench her thirst.";
--
Cheers,
Robbie Hatley
Tustin, CA, USA
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