I'm going to use  
  
for now.  
  
If you have any better ideas, please speak out.  
  
P.S. E.g., could #pragma warning be used in a way that forces the coder to  
  
change warning level before they are able to build code that links to the  
  
function? How could i look up which warnings are on which level? Is it  
  
possible to force a warning instead of message?

ultranet <ultranet@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:  
  
See #pragma deprecated, __declspec(deprecated).  
  
--  
  
With best wishes,  
  
Igor Tandetnik  
  
With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine. However, this is not  
  
necessarily a good idea. It is hard to be sure where they are going to  
  
land, and it could be dangerous sitting under them as they fly  
  
overhead. -- RFC 1925

ultranet wrote:  
  
[...]  
  
Please, for the sake of your users never use #pragma warning( default:...),  
  
always use the push and pop functions provided for that.  
  
Else, I recently used this:  
  
// not supported before MSC12 (VC6/eVC4)  
  
BOOL MYLIB_DEPRECATED myfunction(double);  
  
Uli