Using VS 2022 with wxWidgets 3.2.2.1 and the problem is still there.
Will this issue ever get fixed?
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wxWidgets is a community-maintained project. If you can propose a fix, please don't hesitate doing it.
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I managed to at least remove the inconsistent annotation error message generated by the simple "Hello World" example. I have never proposed a fix before :|, but am happy to share what I've done for someone with more experience to take a look at and see if it works on larger examples.
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Hello. Using VS 2022 and the issue is still there. Unfortunatelly, I cannot use wxWidgets because of it at all.
I think every other error is false positive resulting from this one.
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@Edi013 The link errors you get have nothing to do with the harmless (even if annoying) analyzer warning discussed in this bug, you're simply not linking with the (correct) libraries.
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Hm .. Thank you.
Though I cannot see what I m doing wrong.
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Please check your link options, link errors shouldn't be difficult to diagnose. If you think you've really found a problem with the library, please open a different issue (but this, while possible, is very unlikely).
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Same problem in Visual Studio 2026:
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Bug or not, I had to stop using this libbrary due to this setup misunderstanding.
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For the benefit of others reading this, IntelliSense warnings can be always filtered/ignored, so this is hardly fatal (unless you really want it to be). Nevertheless #26322 provides what could be a solution for this particular warning.
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