The only time you have a problem is if it actually says "error" in the text that appears in the output window.
That popup dialog is just a warning which the IDE has misinterpreted as an error. I get that sometimes as well, even though everything continues to build correctly.
I think this is happening because SUSE 10.0 has a newer "more sensitive" version of the gcc compiler.
That popup dialog is just a warning which the IDE has misinterpreted as an error. I get that sometimes as well, even though everything continues to build correctly.
I think this is happening because SUSE 10.0 has a newer "more sensitive" version of the gcc compiler.