setErrorModeSILENT
The function setErrorModeSILENT is a directive used in some programming environments, particularly in older versions of Windows development using C or C++. It is part of the set of error mode functions that control how the system responds to critical errors.
When setErrorModeSILENT is called, it instructs the operating system to prevent any error-related dialog boxes from
The primary use case for setErrorModeSILENT is in scenarios where an application needs to run without user
The function typically takes no arguments and returns the previous error mode setting, allowing it to be