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I have deliberately added too much code in CMyProject::OnNewDocument, and I have noticed something interesting: Visual Studio 2019 Proffesional Edition has notified me that (automatically):
See green underline at the OnNewDocument method. Thats nice. I have copied the project on another PC, and I have opened the same project in VS2022 Community Edition. No notification, at all. Why ? It is because VS2022 is Community Edition ? Or is there settings which I didn find it ?
Following project setting in VS2022 Community generated the C6262 message:
Even without that setting my copy of VS2022 Community still displayed the green squiggle warning in the IDE.
Finally, the documentation at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/code-quality/c6262?view=msvc-170 only shows how to suppress the warning in the IDE through the additional command line options setting. There is no indicated project property for this particular code analysis warning.
I accepted your answer, however, I paid attention to these settings and they were the same (VS2019 and VS2022), with that option as No. Anyway, its good I have found the setting. Thank you.
I'm using VS2022 Community 17.5.3 and noticed that if I change the following settings for the project's code analysis the green squiggle warning about stack usage from Intellisense is affected.
Warning Displayed
No Warning Displayed