Subj : Wxxxx of BCC32, i.e. "Warning W8002 xyz.cpp 274: Restarting compile using assembly in function ..."
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : NetNerd
Date : Thu Jul 08 2004 10:19 pm

Hello all,

francly I'm just checking my code written with MS-VS6.0 for better
C++-compliance, but this might change... Well, MS-VS6.0 does not complain
about any thing (warning level 4), but bcc32 (v5.5.1) gives the warning

Warning W8002 xyz.cpp 274: Restarting compile using assembly in function...

....and tries to compile via TASM32... (which is not installed)

My questions:
- Where can I find more explanations about Wxxxx, Eyyyy of bcc32?
- What does W8002 mean? I'm working on somthing like an object-factory,
function-pointers, object-persistance, maybe the 'who came first' question
for declarations, definitions, ...
- Anybody with a simple (and efficient) solution for the factory?

Thanks & Regards
Harry

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