New Post: error : Element has an invalid value of "None".
Ok, then I did understand your correctly in the first place. A clean VS 6 installation uses the Windows SDK that comes with VC 98, so in my case, it uses the file at "%Program Files (x86)%\Microsoft...
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[1] First of all, I use February 2003 SDK for VC6 because it is the last official PSDK for VC6.And I added its include folder(C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDK\include) as the first one for VC6's...
View ArticleNew Post: error : Element has an invalid value of "None".
That is what I suspected. I did a quick test to verify that indeed, Daffodil ignores the directories in VS 6 options. It's also correct (and by design) that the VS 2010 IDE is not responsible for...
View ArticleNew Post: error : Element has an invalid value of "None".
After further investigation, I've decided that it's best to leave the current Daffodil design unchanged. Under the current design, the directories in all platform toolsets are hardcoded to what VC uses...
View ArticleNew Post: Port to VS 2013...
There should be a way to port this to VS 2013 but I am not familiar with MSBuild config files. Can anyone who has ported the files to VS 2013 share them?
View ArticleNew Post: Port to VS 2013...
It appears to work if I have VS 2010 files installed in both 2012 and 2013 versions. As a workaround to avoid installing unnecessary programs, one could copy the .props and .targets files which are...
View ArticleNew Post: Visual Studio 2010 C++ cannot see classes instances in debug window...
This was posted on Stack overflow but I've had no luck (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23036879/visual-studio-2010-c-cannot-see-classes-instances-in-debug-window-but-can-see). There is a similar...
View ArticleNew Post: Visual Studio 2010 C++ cannot see classes instances in debug window...
I don't really have any ideas offhand other than the two links you already dismissed. I've been meaning to create a test project to see if I can reproduce your problem, but I just have not had time. It...
View ArticleNew Post: No Symbols have been loaded
I am using VS2010 and target Visual C++ 6. All compiles great , but when I try and debug, breakpoints are hollow and exclamation says Breakpoints will not currently be hit, No symbols have been loaded...
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I'm n windows 7 64 bit by the way I also get this below which would say the symbols for my exe (HMInt,exe) are loaded but obviously it isnt happy with the Windows 64 bit symbols 'HMInt.exe': Loaded...
View ArticleNew Post: No Symbols have been loaded
Some things to check: 1) Make sure you're starting the freshly built executable, and not a different one. 2) Make sure C/C++\General\Debug Information Format is set to one of the Program Database...
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Ok, its sort of working now I changed the Debug Information Format is set to one of the Program Database options, but now I reach the breakpoint no problem, bt when I try and step I get Unhandled...
View ArticleNew Post: No Symbols have been loaded
I don't know what else to add beyond the 4 items I've already mentioned. You might try creating a new simple project from scratch to see if everything works there. If it does, you can start comparing...
View ArticleNew Post: v60 toolset and TFS 2013 build
I'm getting this error from a TFS 2013 build agent running on Windows Server 2012 R2: C:\Program Files...
View ArticleNew Post: v60 toolset and TFS 2013 build
It sounds to me like your .NET security policy is preventing the assembly from loading for whatever account your TFS build service is running under.
View ArticleNew Post: v60 toolset and TFS 2013 build
Setting "MSBuild platform" in the build definition to "X86" instead of "Auto" fixed the problem.
View ArticleNew Post: VisualStudio vs SDK requirement
Hello, I'm currently looking into targetting the VS80 toolset from VS2010 (for native code), because operations would like to drop support for VS2005 on their deployed workstations (which I can...
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The purpose of a platform toolset is to use the build tools from that toolset, so yes, they must be installed. Since the build tools are dependent on CRT/MFC SDK files specific for that version of the...
View ArticleNew Post: VisualStudio vs SDK requirement
Maybe I threw into much info... I understand I still need all the CRT/MFC and other platform headers,libs,compiler etc... I sure need the VS2005 build tools, currently they are on the system because...
View ArticleNew Post: VisualStudio vs SDK requirement
The VS 2005 build tools are only available as part of VS 2005 proper. I'm sure it would be possible to separate them into an xcopy-able toolchain merged with the older platform SDK, but I doubt this...
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