= Microsoft Warnings =

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== C4100 - Unreferenced formal parameter == #c4100

=== Suggestion ===

Either surround the parameter with C comments (for example: `int /* my_variable */`) or just delete if the variable name is uninformative. If in other's module(s), or you are too busy/idle, at least suppress warning. In generic code you might not be able to comment the variable name as it might actually be used to call a static function. In this case simply referencing the variable (`varname;`) in the function body eliminates the warning.

=== Suppression ===

`#  pragma warning(disable: 4100) // 'name' : unreferenced formal parameter`

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== C4127 - Conditional expression is constant == #c4127

=== Suggestion ===

Very common and many believe unhelpful, but a few find it informative, so do not suppress globally.  Even `while(true)` can trigger this! `while(true)` can be rewritten as `for(;;)` eliminating the warning.

=== Suppression ===

`#  pragma warning(disable: 4127) // conditional expression is constant.`

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