VS Compiler warning :'unreferenced variable': use?
Hey...
I was working on a project of mine, which Warning level I set to /Warnall ... This did not work well, because it started complaining about the non-standard-mistakes in the standard-libraries and its own windows libraries with about 2300 warnings^^...
After this I did set it to lvl 4, which was way better... BUT: it started to complain about an unreferenced variable in an function i had to implement, because it was a pure virtual function in the base class...
So I am wondering about the fact, that this warning appeared about an variable defined in the functions header, which never was referenced.
Could it cause some errors or something like this in an environment O?o...
I was working on a project of mine, which Warning level I set to /Warnall ... This did not work well, because it started complaining about the non-standard-mistakes in the standard-libraries and its own windows libraries with about 2300 warnings^^...
After this I did set it to lvl 4, which was way better... BUT: it started to complain about an unreferenced variable in an function i had to implement, because it was a pure virtual function in the base class...
So I am wondering about the fact, that this warning appeared about an variable defined in the functions header, which never was referenced.
Could it cause some errors or something like this in an environment O?o...
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