C1083 - Visual Studio 2015 standard headers aren't detected
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What if you start directly the command line through one of the shortcuts provided with Visual Studio ?
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@jBesserer At least you have a hint now what could be the problem...
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@jBesserer At least you have a hint now what could be the problem...
@aha_1980 I would like to share your optimism, but I mostly don't understand anything from the answers to 'fix' this problem. As soon as we go into cmd or system32 related things I lose track of where to go and what to do because I can't conceptualize how to fix it.
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@aha_1980 I would like to share your optimism, but I mostly don't understand anything from the answers to 'fix' this problem. As soon as we go into cmd or system32 related things I lose track of where to go and what to do because I can't conceptualize how to fix it.
@jBesserer So what happens if you enter
regin a Command Prompt?Can you show us the contentes of your
PATHvariable? (as text please).Sometimes windows has problems traversing the
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@jBesserer So what happens if you enter
regin a Command Prompt?Can you show us the contentes of your
PATHvariable? (as text please).Sometimes windows has problems traversing the
PATHif it contains an invalid directory.@aha_1980 Here you go.
C:\Python27;C:\PCI Geomatics\Geomatica 2015\exe;%SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%;%SystemRoot%\System32\Wbem;%SYSTEMROOT%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0;c:\MATLAB\R2016a\bin;%USERPROFILE%.dnx\bin;C:\Program Files\Microsoft DNX\Dnvm;C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\130\Tools\Binn;C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Windows Performance Toolkit;C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin;C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\VC\
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@jBesserer: Is it correct that you used the "Cross Tools" Command Prompt?
In a different vein, it is okay if Visual Studio installed 2 different versions of the 2015 redist for (x64) ? Could that also cause a conflict?
Honestly, I don't know. The only tip I can give you is to debug the vcvars.bat and maybe ask for help in a Visual Studio forum. As the
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@jBesserer: I just have another idea.
On http://www.randygaul.net/2016/06/03/faster-vcvars32-bat is a description on how to speed up the vcvars32.bit.
As the essence, he describes the variables that are set by this batch file. Maybe doing it like him gives you a running Visual Studio prompt that can also be used from Creator.
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@jBesserer: Is it correct that you used the "Cross Tools" Command Prompt?
In a different vein, it is okay if Visual Studio installed 2 different versions of the 2015 redist for (x64) ? Could that also cause a conflict?
Honestly, I don't know. The only tip I can give you is to debug the vcvars.bat and maybe ask for help in a Visual Studio forum. As the
regcommand is available for you, it must be something else that disallows your compiler usage. -
@aha_1980 I used the cross tool because i'm building with the x86_amd64 compiler in Qt...So I assumed that was how to do it. I don't really know.
@jBesserer said in C1083 - Visual Studio 2015 standard headers aren't detected:
@aha_1980 I used the cross tool because i'm building with the x86_amd64 compiler in Qt...
I'm confused too. if you have a 64 bit OS and want to create 64 bit apps then you don't cross compile...
I cannot help further here, don't have Windows and no MSVC. Maybe someone else can. Sorry.
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@jBesserer said in C1083 - Visual Studio 2015 standard headers aren't detected:
@aha_1980 I used the cross tool because i'm building with the x86_amd64 compiler in Qt...
I'm confused too. if you have a 64 bit OS and want to create 64 bit apps then you don't cross compile...
I cannot help further here, don't have Windows and no MSVC. Maybe someone else can. Sorry.
@aha_1980 Thank you very much for your earnest efforts in helping. :) I'm pretty much starting to assume that this is an internal network or user properties because when I try to install it anywhere at the University (my internship location) it doesn't compile and has always the same errors, but when I install it on my personal laptop and personal desktop, it compiles perfectly.
I looked around everywhere and compared left and right, but I couldn't find an answer. I wanted to just install a VM on work computer yesterday but vt-x is disabled in the BIOS and the university's admin added a admin password to the BIOS, so i'm pretty much out of options.
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In that case, did you try to ask your university IT folks ?
