   Still need help compiling a VC++ 6.0 project in VC++ 2005
  Hiya and thanks for the help last time.  It helped solve the initial problem but now im stuck with new warrnings. The dll file compiles but fails to do anything(Visiably) in the program I use it in.  Like beffore ive been trying to compile a downloaded plugin project for a program called RPG toolkit. If you need to a glance at the code its found here: tkpluginCould someone take a look at it and see why its not working for me? It probibly has to do with these warrnings im getting. >.o    c:\documents and settings\jesse\desktop\rpgcode\pluginman\libraries\sdk\tkpluginbase.cpp(90) : warning C4018: '>' : signed/unsigned mismatch    c:\documents and settings\jesse\desktop\rpgcode\pluginman\libraries\sdk\tkpluglocalfns.cpp(174) : warning C4996: 'itoa' was declared deprecated    c:\program files\microsoft visual studio 8\vc\include\stdlib.h(820) : see declaration of 'itoa'    Message: 'The POSIX name for this item is deprecated. Instead, use the ISO C++ conformant name: _itoa. See online help for details.'
  The first warning indicates that you are making a comparison between two different types, signed (meaing it can be positive and negative) and unsigned (only positive). If you know that your signed value (declared as an int most likely) will always be positive (ie counter in a loop) you can just change this to be an unsigned int. On the other hand, you could cast the unsigned value to be signed. Either way will get rid of the warning.As for the second one regarding itoa, it has been deprecated. This means there is a different function that is recommended for use now, and the old version will gradually be phased out. It is merely left in for backwards compatability. I would read the online help regarding itoa that it mentions for more details on what to use instead.Neither one of these warnings should present a problem when you try to use the plugin you are building. If things aren't working, it is likely the manner in which you are trying to use the dll that causing problems.   ;  You should use boost::lexical_cast instead of _itoa (there is a link in my signature to boost).   