WINVER not defined. Defaulting to 0x0400.

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WINVER not defined. Defaulting to 0x0400, which is appropriate for all supported Windows CE versions

How can i remove this warnning.
I have ported my winCE project from ppc2003 to WM5.

Please reply if anyone can help me out.

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Vickey

Posted 2-Jun-11 20:43pm

vickey_27

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Typically, it is added to stdafx.h as the following

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// NOTE - this is value is not strongly correlated to the Windows CE OS version being targeted
#define WINVER _WIN32_WCE

Posted 28-Sep-15 7:08am

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Resmi Anna · Accepted Answer · 2011-06-02T20:59:00

Solution 1

go to project settings->C/C++->Preprocessor
add WINVER=0xxx (0xxx is the version number one you need).
I dont know what is the approprate 0xxx.
if you give 0x0400 and it doesnt show any errors, i think it will be fine.
if it shows an error, mostly "undeclared identifier X". go to defention of X in windows headers, you may find #if WINVER >= xxx above it. use this xxx value within the preprocessor

Posted 2-Jun-11 20:59pm

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vickey_27 3-Jun-11 3:21am

hey Resmi,
it works, thanx a lot for ur quik responce.

Resmi Anna 3-Jun-11 3:58am

WC.
why dont u mark it as solved:):)???

vickey_27 3-Jun-11 4:36am

sorry, now i accepted the answer,
Thanks:)