Re: [scintilla] Digest for scintilla-interest@googlegroups.com - 2 updates in 1 topic

[Greg Smith]

Recent VS releases (after 2017 for sure) no longer use BSCMAKE (information is saved in the database file). This seems to come up in long term projects which preserve old settings when updating to the next VS version. I had similar warnings from my main project and just killed off all generation of browse information with no ill effects (and fewer messages).

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Neil Hodgson <scintil...@gmail.com>: Jun 21 12:49PM +1000 Andrew Truckle:   > Just to let you know that is VS 2022 when I compile debug/release for 32 bit and 64 bit I get these warnings:   > 1>BSCMAKE : warning BK4503: minor error in .SBR file 'Intermediates\x64\Release\EditModel.sbr' ignored > 1>BSCMAKE : warning BK4503: minor error in .SBR file 'Intermediates\x64\Release\EditModel.sbr' ignored   OK, I see this too now with Visual Studio 17.14.6 but it did not occur with earlier versions. Searching for any reports of BK4503 show some old issues with precompiled headers but Scintilla doesn't use them so unlikely to be the cause.   SBR = VS source browsing data. While browse information could be turned off (Properties | C/C++ | Browse Information), that seems unreasonable as this is a "minor error ... ignored".   Neil

Andrew Truckle <truc...@gmail.com>: Jun 20 07:54PM -0700 Maybe flag it with VS on their support site? Leave it with you.   On Saturday, 21 June 2025 at 03:50:05 UTC+1 Neil wrote:

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[Neil Hodgson]

Greg Smith:

... I had similar warnings from my main project and just killed off all generation of browse information with no ill effects (and fewer messages).

OK, dropped from the vcproj files for Lexilla, Scintilla, and SciTE.

Neil