\modules\juce_events\messages\juce_deletedatshutdown.cpp(71): warning C4702: unreachable code
This is only with JUCE_CATCH_UNHANDLED_EXCEPTIONS defined
Rail
\modules\juce_events\messages\juce_deletedatshutdown.cpp(71): warning C4702: unreachable code
This is only with JUCE_CATCH_UNHANDLED_EXCEPTIONS defined
Rail
Hmm, interesting - I guess it managed to figure out that you have no classes derived from DeletedAtShutdown which can throw exceptions in their destructors. I guess I’ll wrap some warning-suppression around it then…
Huh… That one seemed like a no-brainer to me! Does it work if you move the pragmas around, e.g. outside the function scope?
Me too… and no… very odd… this is VS 2015
Rail
Oh wait… outside the function scope works (sorry - I’d tried outside the for loop and in juce_ApplicationBase.h)
Rail
Ah, the mysteries of the MS compiler… Thanks, I’ll update it.