Command Line Warnings

Lately I've been flipping through graphics programming books trying to get a feel for it but I've been stopped short by either my compiler or some other factor.

I have a program that opens a window and shows a simple animation of a triangle or something rotating around. The program is coded as the book shows (I wrote it myself instead of using the copy on disc but all errors in winMain and the other files I wrote have been fixed) but my problem lies in my compiler saying that errors lie within the openGL header files. I'm assuming that they are not riddled with 100+ errors and something is wrong on my end.

In previous build attempts I was given hundreds of errors concerning WINGDIAPI and APIENTRY errors coming from the GL.h file. My latest however, has given only this,

cl : Command line warning D9028 : minimal rebuild failure, reverting to normal build
CGfxOpenGL.cpp
: fatal error C1902: Program database manager mismatch; please check your installation

Is this most likely a compiler setting that I need to change or something more sinister?
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