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I developed a program 9-10 years ago for the Navy using VS2005. While I’ve gone on to better and greater things, I’ve been called upon at various times to maintain/modify this software. One of the last times was in 2012 using VS2010. I’ve just recently been called on to investigate adding some modifications. We now have VS2017. I was able to right click on the solution to convert it into a form that VS2017 could handle but when I attempted to compile, I got the error in the subject line. It seems that there is a problem updating a “.vcxproj” file.
I did a search and MSVCURT.lib does exist, so one problem must be telling the compiler where it is.
The SDK Version is 10.0.17134.0. Platform toolset is v141.
In various searches, I came across the following piece of info:
msvcurt.lib
Deprecated Static library for the pure managed CRT.
/clr
ure
msvcurtd.lib
Deprecated Static library for the Debug version of the pure managed CRT. Not redistributable.
/clrure
Wonderful. What do I do about this?
Some things I’ve tried unsuccessfully:
(1) Go into project properties and linker. Select additional library directories and inherit from parent or project defaults. RESULT – nothing.
(2) Looked at compiler options but couldn’t figure out which options I should change.
Basic problem is clearly that VS2017 is not backward compatible with VS2010.
Machine I’m using is on Navy RTD&E (research development test & evaluation) system. I have only user privileges. If anything needs to be downloaded or the like, I have to work through the IT people.
If one were steeped in all of the intricacies of the Visual Studio C++ family of software for the past 10 years or so, it might be possible to figure this out. I’m not.
Help appreciated.
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I developed a program 9-10 years ago for the Navy using VS2005. While I’ve gone on to better and greater things, I’ve been called upon at various times to maintain/modify this software. One of the last times was in 2012 using VS2010. I’ve just recently been called on to investigate adding some modifications. We now have VS2017. I was able to right click on the solution to convert it into a form that VS2017 could handle but when I attempted to compile, I got the error in the subject line. It seems that there is a problem updating a “.vcxproj” file.
I did a search and MSVCURT.lib does exist, so one problem must be telling the compiler where it is.
The SDK Version is 10.0.17134.0. Platform toolset is v141.
In various searches, I came across the following piece of info:
msvcurt.lib
Deprecated Static library for the pure managed CRT.
/clr
uremsvcurtd.lib
Deprecated Static library for the Debug version of the pure managed CRT. Not redistributable.
/clr
ureWonderful. What do I do about this?
Some things I’ve tried unsuccessfully:
(1) Go into project properties and linker. Select additional library directories and inherit from parent or project defaults. RESULT – nothing.
(2) Looked at compiler options but couldn’t figure out which options I should change.
Basic problem is clearly that VS2017 is not backward compatible with VS2010.
Machine I’m using is on Navy RTD&E (research development test & evaluation) system. I have only user privileges. If anything needs to be downloaded or the like, I have to work through the IT people.
If one were steeped in all of the intricacies of the Visual Studio C++ family of software for the past 10 years or so, it might be possible to figure this out. I’m not.
Help appreciated.
Continue reading...