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Disable #pragma message("")

Hi, I needed to include in my project but there is a line, in glut.h which is

#pragma message("Note: including lib: glut32.lib\n")

It is really annoying and I want to get rid of it when compiling. I could just remove the line in my glut.h but I want my fix to be independent of the glut.h.

I have tried setting #pragma warnings to show only critical info, and I have also tried

#pragma message disable

but nothing worked.

Any help?

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