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Just coding in C++ on visual studios and when i run the program it executes and then outputs this.
I believe it may be because i am running VS on parallels? Could this possibly be why? and if so, any way to get rid of it?
error message:
'\\psf\home\documents\visual studio 2010\Projects\Object_Oriented_Coursework\Object_Oriented_Coursework'
CMD.EXE was started with the above path as the current directory.
UNC paths are not supported. Defaulting to Windows Directory.
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If you open a file with such a path, the program will crash when you try to import a glazing system. You can solve this problem by mapping a normal drive letter to the path that has the UNC path.
CMD does not support UNC paths as current directories. The Pushd command automatically maps a drive and navigates to it. If you run the "net use" command after you run Pushd, you'll see a new drive mapping.
Universal naming convention (UNC) paths, which are used to access network resources, have the following format: A server or host name, which is prefaced by \\ . The server name can be a NetBIOS machine name or an IP/FQDN address (IPv4 as well as v6 are supported).
TIP: To find the UNC path for a mapped drive, press the Windows key + R then type cmd and click OK then type net use and press enter. A list of your mapped drives appears, together with the relevant UNC paths.
without more details... it looks like you've opened your sln file from a UNC path... which means the execution when running from within VS should use the UNC path but it is not allowed.
Solution to be clear: Instead of accessing \share\folder\file.sln, create a drive Z: that maps \share\folder and then open Z:\file.sln
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