I'm trying to installing OpenCV-2.3.0-win-superpack on visual studio 2010 and search in many site but I could not .my OS is x64 I'm really confounded that how to install it. any one know that please help me
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You might want to install the latest version available: OpenCV 2.4.3 for Windows, unless you have a very good reason to stick with the old 2.3.0.
Then check our guide to configure Visual Studio and OpenCV. Note that the guide is for version 2.3.0, so if you upgrade to 2.4.3 you'll have to pay attention to the filenames and paths, because OpenCV appends the version to some filenames.
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I want to install a specific version of Visual Studio, but don't know how, specifically version 17.0. All my search result is just release notes, can't install. How to do that?
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Ok, I see it, we are only able to rollback to earlier version if using Enterprise or Professional licence (here), in my case, I'm using Community, which is free. Sad :(
when i updated the visual studio version 8.4.1 in my mac it automatically updated the xamarin.ios to latest version then some of the functionality like search bar not working in build.I need to downgrade the Xmarin.ios Please help me how can i do it?
Visual Studio for Windows
Downgrading Xamarin.iOS to the version 10.12 in Visual Studio means that you need to downgrade VS to the version 15.3.
You need to contact the support team for the download link since they provide only the link for the version N-1.
I'll just leave the links, they may be useful to someone.
For Xamarin Studio:
It's possible, either downloading Xamarin.iOS from here:
https://dl.xamarin.com/MonoTouch/Mac/xamarin.ios-10.12.0.18.pkg
or directly from the repository, which contains every version:
https://github.com/xamarin/xamarin-macios/releases
I accidentally applied an update to Visual Studio, and right now have installed version 15.9. However, I'd like to downgrade to version 15.7. How can I do this?
I have already tried uninstalling and reinstalling, but perhaps my uninstall wasn't clean because immediately upon reinstall, the VS version jumped back to 15.9.
To install specific older updates of Visual C++ 2017, you need to use the right additional parameters. See Microsoft Docs.
Note if you specifically just wanted to use an older version the compiler toolset (the C++ 15.7 compiler) you can do that with the VS 2017 (15.9) IDE installed. See this blog post.
I have ReSharper 7 installed against Visual Studio 2012 and am looking to upgrade to version 8 now that I have purchased an upgrade license.
How do I upgrade?
Do I have to uninstall then reinstall, or can I apply my license code within Visual Studio via the ReSharper options and it automatically takes care of the update?
Just follow the installation instructions on the download page and it will upgrade you automatically. The old version will be uninstalled and the new version installed in its place. You won't be able to have both versions installed simultaniously.
The new version needs to be downloaded from the JetBrains website and then installed over the existing version.
http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/download/
There are several options when installing the new version, you can run both versions simultaneously or automatically uninstall previous versions.
I know this is an old question, but in the newer versions of VS (2019 in my case) and/or ReSharper, there is a menu option from within VS to check for updates.
Extensions --> ReSharper --> Help --> Check For Updates
Then follow the bouncing ball to upgrade the components you have installed. You need to restart VS after the install for it to take effect though.
I installed IronPython.msi from Codeplex (http://www.codeplex.com/IronPython/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=8365) and expected to see an entry for IronPython in VS08 (professional) when I go to create a new project but it is not listed.
Where and what does this install add to my system?
Am I missing something?
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Try installing IronPython Studio. Be careful - it seems to use an older version of IronPython.
IronPython does not have any VS Integration. The link in your question simply installs the commandline tool. The default folder is IronPython 2.0 under ProgramFiles. That is the only thing that gets installed on your machine.
I'm not sure if IronPython Studio that #gimel points supports IPy 2.0 - probably not.
The latest version of IronPython (2.7 Beta 1, as of this writing) includes support for Visual Studio 2010, but not earlier editions.