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About six weeks ago I set up remote debugging on a couple of our servers to enable us to remotely debug applications that were created in Visual Studio 2017. However, I want to install remote debugging onto a different server but can't now seem to find a source from which to download the remote debugging software - it looks as if the source has been removed by Microsoft since the release of Visual Studio 2019.
Can someone point me to a reliable source for the software? I stupidly didn't keep a copy of the download when I pulled it down before. Alternatively, is the remote debugging software available as part of the actual installation software for VS2017?
Code from my Remote Debugging Easy:
if (RDV == 2022)
{
if (ARCH == 64)
d = FetchX("https://aka.ms/vs/17/release/964531996/RemoteTools.amd64ret.enu.exe");
else
d = FetchX("https://aka.ms/vs/17/release/964531996/RemoteTools.x86ret.enu.exe");
}
else
if (RDV == 2019)
{
if (ARCH == 64)
d = Fetch("https://aka.ms/vs/16/release/RemoteTools.amd64ret.enu.exe");
else
d = Fetch("https://aka.ms/vs/16/release/RemoteTools.x86ret.enu.exe");
}
else
if (RDV == 2017)
{
if (ARCH == 64)
d = Fetch("https://aka.ms/vs/15/release/RemoteTools.amd64ret.enu.exe");
else
d = Fetch("https://aka.ms/vs/15/release/RemoteTools.x86ret.enu.exe");
}
else // 2015
{
if (ARCH == 64)
d = Fetch("https://download.microsoft.com/download/E/7/A/E7AEA696-A4EB-48DD-BA4A-9BE41A402400/rtools_setup_x64.exe");
else
d = Fetch("https://download.microsoft.com/download/E/7/A/E7AEA696-A4EB-48DD-BA4A-9BE41A402400/rtools_setup_x86.exe");
}
Using links from this msdn page (when they used to work :P). It has also the links for older versions.
EDIT: Added VS 2022 remote debugging tools.
If you have VS2017 installed, then you can copy the whole
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Professional\Common7\IDE\Remote Debugger
folder (adjust path accordingly) to a target machine and run msvsmon.exe there.
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I have made an encryption application in visual studio 2017. work fine in a environment with VS2017 already installed but the application is not portable.
In a environment where not version of VS is installed a error show up.
MSVCP140D.dll missing
I don't want to download everytime Visual Studio for fixing this error, is there a way to prevente it ?
More information about the application :
Compiled in VS2017
made on Windows 10 x64
use Tiny file dialogue
You should distribute release version of executable that will depend upon VS 2017 redistributable package rather than debug version that depend on debug runtime libraries (notice the D suffix in library name).
You can link the runtime library statically, or provide the VS 2017 redistributable.
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I have installed Visual Studio 2015 community ed, made sure I clicked MFC under C++.
Now I can build default wizard generated app, but if I switch to 'not set' char set, it will not compile, complain it needs MBSC libraries.
All links I have found via searches and forums are dead or missing.
Anyone knows where I can find Multibyte MFC Library for Visual Studio 2015 community ed ?
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I downloaded and installed Visual Studio Express 2013 for Windows Desktop, and now I want to start it. I expected I could just go to Metro and type, but nothing (relevant) comes up! I tried to find the installation folder but can't find it. There are a few versions of Visual Studio but none of them say "Express 2013". Despite how I sound, I'm not a complete idiot when it comes to computers, but I just can't seem to open Visual Studio Express 2013 for Windows Desktop, well, the C++ IDE anyway. I have read the official "Getting Started" guides but they don't tell me how to actually open it! Why can't it be as easy as opening IntelliJ IDEA or PyCharm?
Ok for all who have trouble opening VS you can do it like so:
In the search area of Start type run and in the run window type devenv.
You can also press Win + R to open the run window.
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Is there any way that I can use Visual C or Visual C++ compilers from the command line without having to install visual studio?
I have tried it before, and I couldn't find one. Seeking help.
Yes you can, for example Windows SDK comes with a Visual C++ compiler, but it doesn't contain Visual Studio, a quick search found this msdn page.
LE "brilliant" decision from Microsoft: it seems that newer Windows SDK doesn't come with compilers, so you need to install Visual Studio to have what to use from command line.
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I have just installed Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 for Windows and I wonder how to create C++ apps in this.
Actually I have a code in C++ OpenGL (a bowling game I created which you can see in my older posts, that was in Eclipse), that I want to run in Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 for Windows.
There is a little confusion. If you've got "Visual Studio Express 2012 for Windows 8", you cannot make classic C++ projects, only a XAML/C# and C++/CLI managed stuff.
For native C++, try "Visual Studio Express 2012 for Windows Desktop" or any commercial distributive.
BTW, AFAIK, you can test Visual Studio Express 2013 Release Candidate commercial editions free for now.