Geoff Chappell - Software Analyst
nonstandard extension used : 'keyword' is an obsolete keyword
At present, the keywords that are disabled as obsolete in the sense of triggering this warning are:
__far, __far16, __fortran, __huge, __near, __pascal, __serializable, __syscall and __transient
plus, if -Ze or -ZE is active:
one-underscore forms of each of the above
plus, if -Ze or -Zf is active:
no-underscore forms of some of the above, specifically far, fortran, huge, near and pascal
If the keyword is __serializable or __transient (with one or two leading underscores), the warning comes with a note:
the keyword '__serializable' is deprecated; use the attribute System::SerializableAttribute instead
or
the keyword '__transient' is deprecated; use the attribute System::NonSerializedAttribute instead
respectively.
This warning is promoted to an error automatically (as if the corresponding -we option were generated internally before the compiler acts on options from the command line). By default however, this is a level 1 warning and a
#pragma warning (default : 4226)
restores it to level 1.