[Help] cant compile sauce. help.

Originally Posted by SP1K3CSGO

replace strcpy to strcpy_s

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sry for being retarded

Originally Posted by script kiddy

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Just change it back to strcpy and add a #define _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS at the top.

Originally Posted by WasserEsser

Just change it back to strcpy and add a #define _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS at the top.

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or the entire cpp?
pls forgive me for not being able to compile simple things. i just installed vs 15 and tried to compile. idk if i need to download anything for vs 15 to make this work.

Originally Posted by script kiddy

at the top of the void http ://prntscr.com/buhroe
or the entire cpp?
pls forgive me for not being able to compile simple things. i just installed vs 15 and tried to compile. idk if i need to download anything for vs 15 to make this work.

You can either do it above the function where the function strcpy is referenced or at the top of the file.
Even better would be if you go to the project settings->C/C++->Preprocessor and add it to the Preprocessor definitions.

Originally Posted by WasserEsser

You can either do it above the function where the function strcpy is referenced or at the top of the file.
Even better would be if you go to the project settings->C/C++->Preprocessor and add it to the Preprocessor definitions.

ok i added it into the Preprocessor definitions. http://prnt.sc/buhy32
Then i cleaned it and rebuilt it and got this. it didnt show any errors, warnings, or messages. http://prnt.sc/buhxpm

Originally Posted by script kiddy

ok i added it into the Preprocessor definitions. http://prnt.sc/buhy32ⓘ
Then i cleaned it and rebuilt it and got this. it didnt show any errors, warnings, or messages. http://prnt.sc/buhxpmⓘ

If you add a definition to the preprocessor definitions, you must not use #define.
Any # is a preprocessor directive within your code. Since you're editing the preprocessor defines directly, ommit the #define

Originally Posted by WasserEsser

If you add a definition to the preprocessor definitions, you must not use #define.
Any # is a preprocessor directive within your code. Since you're editing the preprocessor defines directly, ommit the #define

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Originally Posted by script kiddy

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Click on the Keep Comments dropdown and select no. You have a space after it.

Originally Posted by WasserEsser

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thanks my dude. is there a way i can rep u or something?

Originally Posted by script kiddy

thanks my dude. is there a way i can rep u or something?

There is no need to do so

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