strictly stop the compiler after error

[benkenobi01]

hello
when i was compiling a simple code like this:

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char foo[2] = "My string";

and using a single file (and not a project) , the compiler would always stop and tell me overflow error, now i've build a project where i put all my single c files , the problem is now it will adress me the error (in the window) but if i rebuild the error message is gone and it just says:

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-------------- Build: strncpy.c in many_stuff ---------------

Target is up to date.
Nothing to be done.

how can i get this back ?
thanks

[benkenobi01]

this is the exact error i would get:

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warning: initializer-string for array of chars is too long|

[benkenobi01]

mmh rebuilding the project file again and again would do the trick

[Jenna]

It's a warning in your project, not an error.
The compiler does not stop at warnings (obviously), so you should check your compiler settings (on project- or target-base), if you want to get an error here.

[benkenobi01]

all right, everything back in order.