warning msg for me

the compiler shows a warning at line no 32 where the whole prgm is only abt 29 lines.wht to do

upload the entire code and error report.

open a new file and recompile it in a fresh file

When referring to the number of lines of the code, it is not the actual lines present in your program. rather it is the total count of the lines including the loop iterations and goto jumps. so, for a two line program you could get infinite number of lines of code.

eg: int main{ for( ; ; );
return 0;}

No. Compiler only checks for correctness of the pgm. It doesn't know anything about iterations. When it shows error on a particular line, it means the actual line number not the number of times it s executed.

@christopher
Yes it is correct
and moreover
@:naga rishi

The Compiler Never has any counter kind of thing which will count the number of iterations and increment it. It is basically comprises of states and on each iteration its the state which changes if necessary. So according to me there is no concept of showing different line numbers then to actual line number of your program code.

Yeah I see that now. Thank You... But i have one more doubt. Whenever i compile a program in TURBO C compiler (in windows platform) it shows more number of lines than present in the code. So how can it be explained. (a loop is present in the program)