It seems that on Windows, libraries must be in the C:\Users\[user]\Documents\Arduino\libraries folder, then they will be found by the compiler. I tried @eagl1 's trick of compiling without the headers first to get the c_cpp_properties.json file but the only way I'm able to compile...
"Object is currently in use elsewhere" error for picturebox "Parameter is not valid" - new Bitmap() "Recursive write lock acquisitions not allowed in this mode.? "Settings" in DLL project properties and app.config file "The function evaluation requires all threads to run" while accessing mus...
Often, as suggested, it is too much effort to get libraries supplied as source code to build under Windows. However, in this case it's not too painful. Below is the step-by-step procedure I used to build the fortran library and run the first F77 and F90 examples - not neccessarily...
I tried to compile the C++ API from the link you attached above. I've added the 4 .h and .cpp files to an empty VC++ project, set the include directories and libraries to point to their location in 8.3 folder, but the build failed. ...
These libraries are pre-configured for use with application library caching. In Visual Studio, these libraries are located on the .NET tab of the Add Reference dialog box along with the runtime assemblies. You can also access them from the Silverlight SDK folder. By default, the Silverlight ...
In the last 12 months I’ve been using VS Code, the Open Source editor from Microsoft, and it’s quickly become my favorite editor ever. Should I switch to VS Code? And why? If you’re looking for suggestions for whether to use it or not, let me sayyes, you should switch to it...
We’re going to use a ‘man in the middle,’ but in a good way! SQLcl and our Extension SHARE connections. That means, if you have a connection defined in SQLcl, it will appear in VS Code! Of course Martin was already using the new connections feature in SQLcl!
Start by reading this topic about static libraries in C++/CX. You can access the native code in your static library from your UWP app, but it's not recommended to create public ref types in such a static library. If you compile a static library with the /ZW option, the librarian (...
You don't need to run Windows to use Microsoft's Visual Studio Code (VS Code). You can install it on Ubuntu in a few steps.
Once you are in the desired parent folder, use themkdircommand followed by a name for your new folder to create it. For example, to create a folder named "my-project," run this command: mkdir my-project After you’ve created the folder, you can open it in VS Code directly from Git...