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krizcillz
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Hello,
I've just migrated to VS2019 from 2015 and I'm rather confused.
It seems the program is not building anything. I have no build errors, the build path is set to the correct path, but when I run build shouts no errors but doesn't actually create any files. It creates the directory if I delete the /bin directory, so it clearly knows the correct location.
I've tried this with a C++, C#, and VB.Net application. The C# and VB.Net all failed, and one of three C++ console applications succeeded, but only after I spent a lot of time dicking around with manually linking dependencies one-by-one.
So... any idea what's up?
At this point I'm probably just going to go back to VS2015, I tried VS19 as I've just setup a new dev environment and thought it would be prudent to try the latest tools.
Using community edition 16.5.1 on Windows 10 10.0.17763.
I have tried re-installing and I have also tried running as admin in case it is permissions error.
Thanks.
Edit: I ran build with "diagnostic" build output as well to see if anything was suppressed, and no nothing is.
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I've just migrated to VS2019 from 2015 and I'm rather confused.
It seems the program is not building anything. I have no build errors, the build path is set to the correct path, but when I run build shouts no errors but doesn't actually create any files. It creates the directory if I delete the /bin directory, so it clearly knows the correct location.
I've tried this with a C++, C#, and VB.Net application. The C# and VB.Net all failed, and one of three C++ console applications succeeded, but only after I spent a lot of time dicking around with manually linking dependencies one-by-one.
So... any idea what's up?
At this point I'm probably just going to go back to VS2015, I tried VS19 as I've just setup a new dev environment and thought it would be prudent to try the latest tools.
Using community edition 16.5.1 on Windows 10 10.0.17763.
I have tried re-installing and I have also tried running as admin in case it is permissions error.
Thanks.
Edit: I ran build with "diagnostic" build output as well to see if anything was suppressed, and no nothing is.
Continue reading...