I have VS2010 and VS2008. Decided to uninstall VS2008 and after the process VS2008 Shell remains. Can I uninstall this or is another software dependent on it?
Thanks and regards.
Here is a URL that should answer this for you, but the quick answer is you can uninstall the older shell.
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There are no instructions on the GStreamer site about how to update to the latest version or just uninstall it on macOS. Even googling comes up with basically nothing. How do I do it? Is it sufficient to simply delete the whole /Library/Frameworks/GStreamer.framework folder? And then reinstall the latest version? That would be just guesswork which a regular user should not be doing.
Thanks for reading and answering if you can--
EDITED:
If you're having problems like this
Just downgrade the version you installed and avoid the alpha one. In my case, I installed Qt 6.3.0-alpha. That's it, hope it helps.
*Thanks #drescherjm for the explanation in the comment section.
I have netbeans IDE v8.2 . Im trying to create a C++ project. I dont have cygwin, but I have already installed MinGW, inside it, i have msys-make.bin, mingw32-gcc-g++.bin. Also, when i installed mingw, it came with nysys 1.0.
This is the tools options table:
However, it keep sending the message "no shell found. Cannot proceed. Please install either cygwin or mysys".
What is the solution for this?
We can solve it if we set as environment variables MinGW (C:\MinGW\bin) and MySYS (C:\MinGW\msys\1.0\bin).
This is my current setup:
#john I think that i solved it. Yes, minGW has msys 1.0, but i installed mysys standalone version in c:\ and netbeans worked with it. It now seems to work. Thanks.
I removed Mac OSX's default python2.7 by mistake. Can I reinstall it and IDLE without reinstalling Mac OSX? A similar question was posted in trying to reinstall python2.7 mac, but it is not helpful for me. Any help is highly appreciated.
Found a solution link in Chinese(https://www.zhihu.com/question/22972209). Not tried yet because I don't need to use python2.7 at the moment. Wish it to be useful for others.
I used to have an older version of MinGW installed on my windows machine.
When I compiled my program under "Release" mode using the MinGW tool collection for build in NetBeans IDE, my executable was roughly 700KB.
Then, I recently installed the latest MinGW (mingw-get-inst-20120426.exe).
After the installation, I re-built my program and the executable is now 275KB and it doesn't seem to be reading the passed-in arguments correctly. The build is "BUILD SUCCESSFUL". It does have warnings for deprecation-related issues, but this existed before the new install.
I am really confused. Do you know what the problem is?
Thank you
Neo
WOW. It works now. I think removing C:\cygwin\bin from the PATH fixed the problem. Ahhh. Is that right? That's strange though because I specifically told NetBeans to use the MinGW toolset. Thanks for your help everyone.
in this case you did mix compilers. paths matter mate.