I started my project in 4.5, but have been updating along with the releases. I started with a code project, but to do the prototyping, I have been using only BluePrints, so there has been no need to rebuild the project from within Visual Studio. Now, I am trying to update to 4.8, and the update fails because of the ways that the engine has been evolving, and certain coding standards are now enforced, where they weren’t in 4.7. I get that I need to mod the code to make this work, but the huge amount of errors I am getting is throwing me for a pretty big loop. I know I should have kept my code base up to date, but I didn’t realize the engine was making such radical changes.
For the most part, the errors I am getting are from withing the generated headers. The one that pops up the most is: .generated.h (xx): error C2007: #define syntax.
I looked at the generated headers, and VS doesn’t like how the defines are handled. I have never changed these. Is there a way to re-run the header generator on existing files?