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benign redefinition of type
A type is redefined in a manner that has no effect on the generated code.
To fix by checking the following possible causes:
A member function of a derived class has a different return type from the corresponding member function of the base class.
A type defined with the
typedef
command is redefined using different syntax.
The following sample generates C4142:
// C4142.c
// compile with: /W1
float X2;
X2 = 2.0 + 1.0; // C4142
int main() {
float X2;
X2 = 2.0 + 1.0; // OK
}