How can I remove error c4335?

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This error say something about line ending. My project won't compile again.

What I have tried:

I have google tirelessly and I still am.

Posted 30-Mar-24 1:44am

Gbenbam

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0x01AA 30-Mar-24 7:54am

Try google again: Compiler Warning C4335 | Microsoft Learn[^]

Gbenbam 30-Mar-24 8:24am

I have seen that page already. How does it solve the problem.

Graeme_Grant 30-Mar-24 8:39am

the answer is there. One of your files is in the incorrect format or corrupted.

Gbenbam 30-Mar-24 8:56am

Yes,Iknow.How do I correct that?

0x01AA 30-Mar-24 8:40am

Use e.g. notepad++, load the file and save it again. Make sure notepad++ will use \r\n.
Or: turn the error 'c4335' to warning (not a good choice)

0x01AA 30-Mar-24 9:27am

If you have your file open in vs, then have a look at right bottom of the edit window, where you see line number, column etc.
There you should also see 'CR'. Click on 'CR' and change it to 'CRLF' and save the file ;)

Richard Deeming 3-Apr-24 4:57am

NB: Rather than posting "the error says something about ...", always post the exact error message.

Doing anything else almost always removes any useful information provided by the error message, and makes it virtually impossible for anyone to help you.

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Solution 2

To make what others have said more clear, the "Advanced Save Option" which doesn't appear to be anything in Visual Studio 2022 really is there you just have to know where to find it. It is on the File drop down ...

Use Save-As and when the window opens see the down-arrow in the lower right of it, click on that and down will drop the encodings options ... the list of them from which you make your appropriate choice.

When you don't do that right the first time, try a different one. Most strategies here in Visual Studio, at least for me, involve "repeat until something works"

Posted 30-Mar-24 8:51am

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Graeme_Grant · Accepted Answer · 2024-03-30T02:45:00

Solution 1

I did a quick Google Search: vs c4335 - Google Search[^]

0x01AA links to Compiler Warning C4335 | Microsoft Learn[^] which is in the Google Search. Here is what it says:

Quote:
Mac file format detected: please convert the source file to either DOS or UNIX format

The line termination character of the first line of a source file is Macintosh style ('\r') as opposed to UNIX ('\n') or DOS ('\r\n').

This warning is always issued as an error. See warning pragma for information about how to disable this warning. Also, this warning is only issued once per compiland. Therefore, if there are multiple #include directives that specify files in Macintosh format, C4335 will only be issued once.

One way to generate files in Macintosh format is by using the Advanced Save Options (on the File menu) in Visual Studio.

Also found this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13742840/how-could-i-remove-error-c4335-mac-file-format-detected-in-vc-2008[^] which is the same as the compiler warning that you are seeing and offers solutions to fix.

If this does not help, look at the other search results.

Posted 30-Mar-24 2:45am

Graeme_Grant

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0x01AA 30-Mar-24 8:47am

+5. And I missed the last sentence 'One way to generate files in Macintosh format is by using the Advanced Save Options (on the File menu) in Visual Studio' :-)

Graeme_Grant 30-Mar-24 8:52am

Thanks ... Sometimes rubber ducking[^] helps! 😉

0x01AA 30-Mar-24 10:48am

:-)

Gbenbam 30-Mar-24 9:00am

Icould not find advace save option on visual studio 222

Member 12995087 30-Mar-24 16:16pm

I am quite sure your VS version is outdated.

Gbenbam 30-Mar-24 9:02am

I have seen all the pages. None worked. No advanced save option on vs20220.

The addon listed will not download no matter how many times I tried.

Graeme_Grant 30-Mar-24 9:18am

Again, there are multiple ways to solve your issue. Slow down, read carefully, and work on the problem. It is a simple fix.

Gbenbam 30-Mar-24 9:25am

Thanks for the encouragement

0x01AA 30-Mar-24 9:23am

If you have your file open in vs, then have a look at right bottom of the edit window, whre you see line number etc.
There you should also see 'CR'. Click on 'CR' and change it to 'CRLF' and save the file ;)

Gbenbam 30-Mar-24 11:13am

Okay thanks. Using notepad++ has solved the problem already though.

0x01AA 30-Mar-24 11:17am

Great! Now I think it makes sense to accept the answer of @Graeme_Grant ;)