Hey is there a way to disable it so it works without letting you know there's a warning? Been searching for a solution, they say to implement Pragma into my code but it's either I'm using the parameters wrong or the warning may actually be an issue?
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1 warning generated.

To give more of an insight

This post was edited by Cocoo on Aug 10 2018 10:38am

Maybe I was unclear, I'm using the terminal on a Mac to compile and run my programs. I don't persay have an "IDE"

I fixed it, finally got it to create an executable file that I could ./executable_file.name
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if you're using "gcc" as compiler, you could have used the 'w' flag to tell the compiler to ignore warning
ex: gcc -w main.cpp

of just use the 'Wdeprecated-declarations' flag if you don't want to ignore all but only the type of warning caused by deprecated function usage (gcc -Wdeprecated-declarations main.cpp)