I'm having following error when i'm trying to build tesseract VS2010 bundle in visual studio 2010 using emscripten.
I configured visual studio as they have mentioned in their documentation. but when i click build solution i get following error.
error MSB4044: The "GCCCompile" task was not given a value
for the required parameter "GCCToolPath"
How can i fix this.
I had a similar issue with some other project and fixed it by changing the "Platform Toolset" to "Emscripten" in the project "Configuration Properties"
Ideally it should have changed automatically when I switched to Emscripten as the platform, but somehow it didn't.
Additionally set the "Configuration Type" to "Console Application (.js)" (or html as you would require)
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Visual Studio 2017 (15.7.4) with SonarLint 4.1.0.3539 extension installed.
Loaded ASP.NET Core 2.0 solution, which consists of projects, targeting either .Net Framework 4.7.1 or .Net Standard 2.0. Csproj files are new "minimal" version with added this
<CodeAnalysisRuleSet>..\..\..\custom.ruleset</CodeAnalysisRuleSet>
Visual Studio Options => Text Editor => C# => Advanced => Enable full solution analysis is checked (enabled).
Problem: Running Rebuild or Run Code Analysis for whole solution does not show any Sonar warnings in Errors pane.
At same time in code editor there are those squirly underlines pinpointing Sonar found problems in code.
Q: Are there any additional configurations necessary to make it work or ASP.NET Core and .Net Standard projects are not yet supported for this?
P.S. SonarLint is not connected to any SonarQube server.
Once changing to "Build and Intellisense" in the Error List, the errors showed up here. A rebuild is of course also required after setting up the SonarLint connection.
Today, I decided to migrate my ASP .NET MVC 5 project from bootstrap 3 to bootstrap 4 (the sass version).
After the migration, I got an error after the compilation of my project.
Error Build:Cannot find name 'Record'.
Error Build:Cannot find name 'undefined'.
How to solve this?
After some research, I found this link to have a better understanding of typescript and visual studio. If you want to improve your skills, you can go to this official page and have some readings.
The solution
You just have to update the typescript plugin for Visual studio. You can download the latest version here for visual studio 2015.
Here for visual studio 2017
Enjoy!
If, for some reason you are unable to update your Visual Studio with the updated TypeScript .exe file (company/business IT policy, non-admin account, etc...), you can try this solution:
Single-click on the "index.d.ts" file in Visual Studio Solution Explorer.
Look in the Properties panel, under "Build Action".
Switch it from "TypeScriptCompile" to "Content".
Now, you'll be able to build your project without these errors.
Update 2019
I have found another workaround/solution that hasn't had any noticeable effects and still allows me to compile without erroring on index.d.ts. Just comment line 68 in your index.d.ts file as such:
//[name: string]: (BaseModifier & Record<string, any>) | undefined;
For Visual Studio 2015:
I downloaded TypeScript, installed and restarted Visual Studio. While restarting it prompted me the TypeScript my solution uses is older than what is installed(2.9.2) and whether I want to update it to the supported version, I clicked Yes and that fixed the issue.
My guess is TypeScript 2.9.2 is for VS 2017 maybe.
I uninstalled jpopper.cs and went to the Web.config file and added these lines of code
<appSettings>
<add key="ValidationSettings:UnobtrusiveValidationMode" value="None" />
</appSettings>
to deal with that validation error.
Out of the box, for me it has been fixed by update VS 17 to latest version!!
open your project in visual studio 2017 and it will ask you to upgrade the typescript just press upgrade
OR
Upgrade your Typescript version
I'm using the angular2 QUICKSTART and I have a problem where Visual Studio don't recognize Angular2 with typescript import Modules, in rest all it's fine:
It says:
Cannot find module 'angular2/platform/browser'
My app :
is compiling .ts files without errors
it runs in browser without errors
if I open the project in VS code it works fine, no errors in IDE
I know that typescript should read .d.ts file directly from node_modules --> angular2, but anyway I tried to add angular2 DefinitelyTyped and still not worked.
Atm I use VS 2013 update 5 with typescript 1.5 installed (I also tried with 1.75)
Please right click on the visual studio project and click on the Properties option, Then select Typescript Build,default 'none' is selected, change it to 'CommonJs'.
If again any problem regarding 'experimentalDecorators' persists unload the project and add <TypeScriptExperimentalDecorators>true</TypeScriptExperimentalDecorators>statement inside the PropertyGroup tag.
Again problem exists on building the project such as 'could not find the name Map', 'could not find the name Promise', or 'could not find the name Set' try to change the target to 'es6' in the tsconfig.json
Solved by using Visual Studio 2015.
I am working on visual studio 2010. I am trying to Rebuild my setup project but I am getting these 3 error(s):
1: An error occurred generating a bootstrapper: Unable to finish updating resource for C:\Users\IBS Support\Desktop\Evalet Without Printer & Stored Procedrure\1\EVallet-Desktop\EvaletSetup\Debug\setup.exe with error 80070005
2: General failure building bootstrapper
3: Unrecoverable build error
I am using MS Visual Studio 2010, version 10.0.30319.1
(.Net FrameWork Version 4.5.50709)
This post should help you.
Quote from the post:
This happens because The .NET framework version required by the setup project is different than the .NET framework version targeted by the application.
To verify this:
In Solution Explorer, select the setup project.
On the View menu, point to Editor, and then click Launch Conditions. Click .NET
Framework.
In the Properties window, change the Version property to the version of the .NET Framework that you want the setup project to check for and install.
Hope this helps?
(I'm running Windows7 and using Visual Studio 2010.)
I'm using ClamAV in a .NET Azure project, and I'm running into side-by-side errors whenever I run clamd.exe, either through my code or by running clamd.exe on it's own.
In Visual Studio 2010 I am getting the error:
Win32Exception was unhandled The application has failed to start
because its side-by-side configuration is incorrect. Please see the
application event log or use the command-line sxstrace.exe tool for
more detail
And in Event Viewer I get:
Activation context generation failed for
"C:\Users\pconerly\code\AntiVirus_source\WorkerRole\clamav\clamd.exe".
Dependent Assembly
Microsoft.VC80.CRT,processorArchitecture="x86",publicKeyToken="1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b",type="win32",version="8.0.50727.6195"
could not be found. Please use sxstrace.exe for detailed diagnosis.
When I searched for "8.0.50727.6195" it led me to the 2005 redist, so I downloaded it
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=3387
After a restart I am still getting the side-by-side error. Additionally, I think that the redist installer is not completing it's install-- like it's seeing visual studio 2010 and saying "oh, that's good enough, no need for me to install". I haven't tried uninstalling 2010 and using 2005, because the rest of my Dev team is using VS 2010.
What's the deal? How can this be fixed? I'm ready to pull out my hair.
The link Timores posted is the update for Visual Studio. The actual redistributable package is this:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=26347
The version you mention is actually at found here
Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Service Pack 1 MFC Security Update
Timores is right: the redist should be this one, which is related to this KB entry
As you can see there, msvcr80.dll has been updated to version 8.0.50727.6195.
It is the "security update" of the "SP1" of the 2005 C++ runtime..
Your exe probably requires (through an internal manifest) that specific version.
If it is not found on the system (there's a lot of places searched for) nor in the current folder (with a suitable manifest aside) it won't load the exe since it is not able to "activate the context", that is load the specific DLL required in the manifest.
I had similar issues when my system got updated (windows updates) and the newly compiled EXEs were not working with an old-versioned runtime placed on the same folder.
I had to update msvcr80.dll and its manifest (which I found deep in \windows\winsxs) to make everything work.
Context activation is a tricky matter, anyway :)
HTH