RE: [Mingw-users] [mingw - StupidTechiQuestions] RE: Welcome to MinGW's StupidTechiQuestions Forum

[Anand, V. R <vai...@bo...>]

Hello:
You can ignore this warning because the parser is smart enough to detect
end-of-file anyway. It is in place because the C standard requires a
non-empty source file to end in a newline character and it is possible
that some parsers might have trouble with a source file that ends
without a newline character. From your point of view, you can either
ignore it or simply add a newline at the end of the offending file.

Regards,
V.R.Anand

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By: zubairahmed_cae

Hi, i m new to MinGW 2.05, and infact new to programming,

i tried to compile supposedly correct code (a small c++ program) that i
copied from a website,
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On compilation i get a warning

warning: no newline at end of file

can someone tell me what it means..

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