i install msys2 it's also not well for me bro

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/build/building-on-the-command-line?view=msvc-170

Hello! If you are using Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 to compile your C++ code, could you please share your process? Specifically, I'm interested in how to compile C++ code from anywhere on the PC using the command prompt, similar to how we run Python code. I would really appreciate any guidance on this matter.

there you go😘

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/build/building-on-the-command-line?view=msvc-170

thanks for sending

checking this

I don't know that IDE. Do you have installed the drivers for that device in your operating system?

yes. my IDE is STM32CubeIDE. And the board I am using is STM32F103C8T6 and I can not control the registers of my micro with my IDE.

Maybe you should see the Documentation of the IDE. Maybe there are tutorials or examples about using it.

There was. I did search for the documentation and I definitely ask youtube, but no help.

why cannot i sending message

oh jesus, where is my message just sent, it is jusy a bit long describing the question

Message from djjrrnrnjej hey guys, i built a dll library debug binary using msvc, and link it to an dll release binary (msvc), and it crashed. However, debug with debug is ok, release with release is also ok. What do you think the problem is?

Oh, how do you find it!

I even cannot see that

Oh, how do you find it!

I am God.

oh jesus, where is my message just sent, it is jusy a bit long describing the question

The problem is that your debug dll and your release dll both try to load MSVCR.dll and MSVCRd.dll respectively. Since these both have the same definitions, you will get a crash at runtime I don't know about a workaround but check in MSDN forums. Am sure someone would have faced this problem before.

Oh, so you ate my message, however you spit it out, not delicious?

I have known that this question is about /MT and /MTd, on the linking parameters, and the workaround is not fabulous.

And the crashing reason is Access Violation, however, my question is, i don't want to change the linking parameters for the reason of debugging, and i want to have the problem solved.

hi guys i have a C++ project that have mote than one file i have some file like : gitignore LICENSE START.sln start folder : resource.cpp start.cpp resource.rc tapdll folder how can i compile it and give a executable file?

Oh, so you ate my message, however you spit it out, not delicious?

Your message got deleted because it was flagged as possible spam by our bot. I helped restore it for you.

I have known that this question is about /MT and /MTd, on the linking parameters, and the workaround is not fabulous.

I just told you what the problem would be with combining a dll built for debug mode with a dll built in releases mode. I explained the reason it is crashing. If you reread my post, you would understand why you are getting Access Violation" error. Anyway as far as the solution is concerned, changing linking parameters to make both the dlls use the same mode would the most obvious solution. As for other solutions, I am not familiar with them as I don't use Windows and hence won't be of much help to you there which is why I suggested checking MSDN forums. Windows related questions most often go unanswered in this forum.

hi guys i have a C++ project that have mote than one file i have some file like : gitignore LICENSE START.sln start folder : resource.cpp start.cpp resource.rc tapdll folder how can i compile it and give a executable file?

Open the solution file (.sln) with Visual Studio 2022 and build it

hi guys i have a C++ project that have mote than one file i have some file like : gitignore LICENSE START.sln start folder : resource.cpp start.cpp resource.rc tapdll folder how can i compile it and give a executable file?

Ask the person who wrote this code, how would we know?

I just told you what the problem would be with combining a dll built for debug mode with a dll built in releases mode. I explained the reason it is crashing. If you reread my post, you would understand why you are getting Access Violation" error. Anyway as far as the solution is concerned, changing linking parameters to make both the dlls use the same mode would the most obvious solution. As for other solutions, I am not familiar with them as I don't use Windows and hence won't be of much help to you there which is why I suggested checking MSDN forums. Windows related questions most often go unanswered in this forum.

okey, acknowledged, thx

Ask the person who wrote this code, how would we know?

he just said build using vs 2022

he just said build using vs 2022

So do it

Open VS and click the green button

Open the solution file (.sln) with Visual Studio 2022 and build it

i just have vscode with compiler if i want visual studio i have to download 40 gb and i cant do it now anyway thank you

Open VS and click the green button

Dot sent a huge message, it has been re-uploaded as a file start.cpp:5:10: fatal error: xamlOM.h: No such file or directory 5 | #include <xamlOM.h> ..

i just have vscode with compiler if i want visual studio i have to download 40 gb and i cant do it now anyway thank you

You need at most 10 GB of VS

You need to learn how to uncheck checkboxes

You need at most 10 GB of VS

i use cracked version so i have to download with all of the packages no choice

i use cracked version so i have to download with all of the packages no choice

Why do you use a cracked version of FREE software?

Lmao

Why do you use a cracked version of FREE software?

free? :/

Why do you use a cracked version of FREE software?

Probably VS Professional or Enterprise

free? :/

Yes Visual Studio Community edition is a free software

free? :/

You probably need to check your PC for viruses lol

You probably need to check your PC for viruses lol

no problem😂

Yes Visual Studio Community edition is a free software

I am building files with GitHub

i just have vscode with compiler if i want visual studio i have to download 40 gb and i cant do it now anyway thank you

Vs2022 does not need 40gb, I have installed on muy computer and does not need that ammout of space

Vs2022 does not need 40gb, I have installed on muy computer and does not need that ammout of space

From where I download, there are 23 parts with the size of each part being 1.5 GB, so: 23 * 1.5 = 34.5 gb

From where I download, there are 23 parts with the size of each part being 1.5 GB, so: 23 * 1.5 = 34.5 gb

and you need all of the components?

and you need all of the components?

No, but I have to download all the parts to install it

No, but I have to download all the parts to install it

in my old days when i have used windows to code, i have downloaded the vs installer, which downloaded only the msvc and stuff and i didn't have to choose android dev, and other stuff

in my old days when i have used windows to code, i have downloaded the vs installer, which downloaded only the msvc and stuff and i didn't have to choose android dev, and other stuff

Yes, I know, I don't need all those things either

That's not necessary. You just need to install the C/C++ parts. The rest is for C# and other things

You should look at Microsoft for a tutorial about Desktop Programming with C/C++

Install C and C++ support in Visual Studio | Microsoft Learn https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/build/vscpp-step-0-installation

You just need 7gb

Install C and C++ support in Visual Studio | Microsoft Learn https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/build/vscpp-step-0-installation

This is really heavy I use Clion and VS Code(yes vs code! For GUI projects) and Neovim sometimes Linux 🤌🤌🤌

This is really heavy I use Clion and VS Code(yes vs code! For GUI projects) and Neovim sometimes Linux 🤌🤌🤌

Well, depends on what are you doing

This is really heavy I use Clion and VS Code(yes vs code! For GUI projects) and Neovim sometimes Linux 🤌🤌🤌

I'm more fan of using Vim+cscope+git 😂

Well, depends on what are you doing

Yea but I don't know why they make it so much complicated to install packages even small packages in Windows And Mingw is rocket science for me 😣

You have no idea I spend days tying to install SFML and curl in Windows

Yea but I don't know why they make it so much complicated to install packages even small packages in Windows And Mingw is rocket science for me 😣

Yeah, that's right but that's something you have to tell Bill Gates

Yeah, that's right but that's something you have to tell Bill Gates

😂

I agree with you in that every versión of Visual Studio weights more than the previous but that's something I can't complain with cause I need It anyway

struct A { char c; double d; int i; }; Why compiler (both: 32 and 64 bit) align char to 8 bytes, not 4? But if I remove double it will be aligned to 4 bytes. I correctly understand that the alignment of each field happen to the size of the largest type in the class? But why, why not align by machine words?

struct A { char c; double d; int i; }; Why compiler (both: 32 and 64 bit) align char to 8 bytes, not 4? But if I remove double it will be aligned to 4 bytes. I correctly understand that the alignment of each field happen to the size of the largest type in the class? But why, why not align by machine words?

The reason why the compiler aligns the char to 8 bytes in this case is due to the default alignment requirements of the system's architecture. In most modern architectures, data alignment is performed on natural word boundaries, which are typically multiples of 8 bytes. In this case, since double is the largest type in the struct, the compiler aligns the double field to 8 bytes. This means that the char field, which comes before the double field in the struct, also gets aligned to 8 bytes to maintain the natural word boundary alignment. Aligning by machine words could be a viable option, but it would depend on the specific architecture and requirements of the system. In general, aligning to natural word boundaries is a more efficient approach as it allows for faster memory access and better performance.

Hi guys

Please is it possible to install visual studio on ubuntu 22.04 ?

Please is it possible to install visual studio on ubuntu 22.04 ?

It is not possible

You should run it into a debugger

How?

Open the solution file (.sln) with Visual Studio 2022 and build it

hey bro how to compile cpp code from any directory on the comment prompt like python????????????

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hey bro how to compile cpp code from any directory on the comment prompt like python????????????

Haven't you tired of asking the same question over and over again? I told you to learn about CMake but you just ignored me If you're gonna keep asking the same question, basically flooding the chat, I'll mute you

Anybody know how to debug the "CMake: Invalid preset" issue? The "--trace" or "--debug-output" paras does not work. It just output "CMake Error: Could not read presets from ... : Invalid preset". It is useless for debug. It doesn't tell me where is fault in my CMakePresets.json

However, Visual Studio can read my CMakePresets.json normally, but "cmake.exe --list-presets" cannot read it.

So, it there any command line parameters can make cmake presets debuggable?

it seems to me that it is better to use the vs code editor for cmake because it is cross-platform

and in vs code you can configure two files to automatically start the build and run

and in vs code you can configure two files to automatically start the build and run

these two files are launch.json and task.json

I have to use CLion on macOS, it invoke "cmake.exe --preset" to read CMakePresets.json, not like Visual Studio which read the json using its own implements, which is seems much more robust.

And both CLion and cmake.exe give me "CMake Error: Could not read presets from xxx: Invalid preset", which is really absurd.

just a sentence like that, without debug infomation

If dear you want to read my CMakePresets.json

does the error appear when you run the build in visual studio?

no errors appears, during my build on vs windows

explain when the error appears. describe your steps

damn it, it is a really long json, a typo mistake

i divided it to inspect, and solve it