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Hello,
Problem:
I just installed Microsoft Visual Studio Code (v1.41.1) to write and compile some C++ code. However, Visual Studio reports it cannot find any libraries including, iostream, cmath, or others.
Solutions tried:
I have tried looking through the program files to find the libraries, but the file structure seems to be different with this latest version, so I do not know where to look. Other previous advice was to update the Windows SDK version, but I don't know what that is or why I would need it to compile simple code. It really is disappointing that Visual Studio does not come with the necessary components out of the box.
If someone could help me get started, I would really appreciate your time!
Thanks.
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Problem:
I just installed Microsoft Visual Studio Code (v1.41.1) to write and compile some C++ code. However, Visual Studio reports it cannot find any libraries including, iostream, cmath, or others.
Solutions tried:
I have tried looking through the program files to find the libraries, but the file structure seems to be different with this latest version, so I do not know where to look. Other previous advice was to update the Windows SDK version, but I don't know what that is or why I would need it to compile simple code. It really is disappointing that Visual Studio does not come with the necessary components out of the box.
If someone could help me get started, I would really appreciate your time!
Thanks.
Continue reading...