This is old, and disabled by default in new MSVC compilers.
It was purely infomational warning:
"object name was truncated to 'number' characters in the debug
information"
Regardless, even if we'll decide to silence it again for any reason,
then it should be configured in VS project and not using ifdefed
pragma in the code.
Warning C4290 informs users, that MSVC ignores throw specification. This
is very good warning, because 'throw' specifications were faulty design
and got deprecated in C++11 and REMOVED from the language in C++20.
Throw specifications were replaced by much better 'noexcept' keyword,
which allows for compile-time checks, unlike 'throw', which might
silently inject exception 'std::unexpected'.
- manipulate the autoexec section
- display information on sections and values
- show the used config files and startup command line parameters
- restart capability
- save config files either in the config or program directory
Imported-from: https://svn.code.sf.net/p/dosbox/code-0/dosbox/trunk@3651
