in ListenSocket.cpp -> CClientReqSocket::ProcessPacket()
AddDebugLogLine(false, RGB_LOG_DIMMED + _T("Client %s (%s) added to filtered clients due to file scanning (%s)"), m_pClient->GetFullIP(), GetClientNameAndVersionString(m_pClient));
what's the (%s) at the end for?
btw: is this a development post or bugreport?
| QUOTE (xrmb @ May 12 2004, 03:42) |
| what's the (%s) at the end for? |
To get an exception

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Really it's a bug report, but from the other side it's development.
DonGato
May 12 2004, 08:00
Yes, when there is code attached to fix something it should be added to development.
Sorry, I've absolutely no idea how to fix that problem

I'm surprised that the super-duper-Iso-conform visual c++ compiler gives no warning here... gcc would have
| QUOTE (xrmb @ May 12 2004, 11:54) |
I'm surprised that the super-duper-Iso-conform visual c++ compiler gives no warning here... gcc would have  |
Because if you add all possible warning to VC++, M$ code (even H-files) won't compile

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VC++ doesn't report even a half of possible warnings...