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2 total messages Started by wall Wed, 05 Nov 2003 06:18
Problem of compile
#639
Author: wall
Date: Wed, 05 Nov 2003 06:18
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I use codewarrior create a PowerPlant project, and I select
Multi-Target.
Compiled this project, received four waring.
Link alert warning: The resource 'ALRT' which overlaps (251) (inside
'PP Debug Support.rsrc') you ignored.

Link alert warning: The resource 'ALRT' which overlaps (252) (inside
'PP Debug Support.rsrc') you ignored.

Link alert warning: The resource 'ALRT' which overlaps (251) (inside
'PP Debug Support.rsrc') you ignored.

Link alert warning: The resource 'ALRT' which overlaps (252) (inside
'PP Debug Support.rsrc') you ignored.
Someone can tell me, Why I received above four warning, How can I
avoid these warning?
Re: Problem of compile
#641
Author: David Dunham
Date: Thu, 06 Nov 2003 02:48
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In article <7328a61a.0311042218.5e15b170@posting.google.com>, wall
<heroin_c@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Link alert warning: The resource 'ALRT' which overlaps (252) (inside
> 'PP Debug Support.rsrc') you ignored.
> Someone can tell me, Why I received above four warning, How can I
> avoid these warning?

Don't duplicate the resources.

It's telling you one of the files they come from. You could remove it
from the project. Then you could look for the same resources in the
built application, and see if it's anything you recognize from your own
files.

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