Visual Studio 2013 problem
by Almir Ahmetagic · in Torque 2D Beginner · 01/21/2015 (10:06 am) · 9 replies
So i just recompiled Torque2d in Visual Studio 2013 as i noticed that one of the projects (Torque2d.vcxproj) is incompatible and was not compiled.
Is there a possibility to fix that or do I have to wait for an update?
Is there a possibility to fix that or do I have to wait for an update?
#2
Is there a way to remove it?
01/22/2015 (12:45 am)
I think that the problem is the Update 4 for VS2013Is there a way to remove it?
#3
01/22/2015 (6:02 am)
Reinstall VS2013 - but that's not the problem, because I'm not having a problem with it, and no one else is reporting this issue. More details on your issue would be helpful....
#4
The current version of T3D should be okay.
01/22/2015 (6:40 am)
Pre-3.6 versions of T3D need a few changes to compile in VS2013. pastebin.com/DwS3cMFDThe current version of T3D should be okay.
#5
http://imgur.com/8TjgtBM
I doubt that I did anything wrong because my Windows 8 is freshly installed and so is my VS2013
01/22/2015 (6:42 am)
Alright, so I tried opening it again and now I get this errorhttp://imgur.com/8TjgtBM
I doubt that I did anything wrong because my Windows 8 is freshly installed and so is my VS2013
#6
Ok, try this - open the VS2012 solution and see if it successfully updates them to 2013.
01/22/2015 (7:12 am)
That's pretty awesome! Not even kidding, right before my last post I pulled the latest master and built it, so you've discovered something very interesting indeed. Did you pull this down in the zip file or did you check out directly from Github?Ok, try this - open the VS2012 solution and see if it successfully updates them to 2013.
#7
I just tried the VS2012 solution and something strange happened
The error of not supporting it is now gone but now I get this error in both Solutions
http://imgur.com/TNQGIhW
I actually doubt that this is the problem of my VS2013 or my T2D because as I installed Windows updates my Laptop rebooted and I came straight into the BIOS and couldn't leave. I then had to shutdown the laptop and as I started it again Windwos greeted me with the Dialogue: Windows detected a hard disk problem
I will probably have to send the laptop in and get it repaired
01/22/2015 (8:31 am)
I downloaded the zip from GithubI just tried the VS2012 solution and something strange happened
The error of not supporting it is now gone but now I get this error in both Solutions
http://imgur.com/TNQGIhW
I actually doubt that this is the problem of my VS2013 or my T2D because as I installed Windows updates my Laptop rebooted and I came straight into the BIOS and couldn't leave. I then had to shutdown the laptop and as I started it again Windwos greeted me with the Dialogue: Windows detected a hard disk problem
I will probably have to send the laptop in and get it repaired
#8
http://imgur.com/7clWxH0
This is my problem, am I just too stupid to get the engine working or is there another problem?
I get this error in the console:
Project 'Torque2D' could not be loaded because this edition of Visual C++ does not support classic style native application or managed projects.
C:\Users\Almir\Documents\Torque2D-master\engine\compilers\VisualStudio 2013\Torque 2D.vcxproj : error : Exception from HRESULT: 0x80042003
01/27/2015 (3:53 am)
Well, I got a new Laptop to work with and it seems that it still won't work properly.http://imgur.com/7clWxH0
This is my problem, am I just too stupid to get the engine working or is there another problem?
I get this error in the console:
Project 'Torque2D' could not be loaded because this edition of Visual C++ does not support classic style native application or managed projects.
C:\Users\Almir\Documents\Torque2D-master\engine\compilers\VisualStudio 2013\Torque 2D.vcxproj : error : Exception from HRESULT: 0x80042003
#9
Try checking out the source using Git and see what happens. I can't speak toward the zipped source because I don't use it, but a clean checkout from Git works every time for me.
01/27/2015 (6:09 am)
I don't know - that's pretty cool.Try checking out the source using Git and see what happens. I can't speak toward the zipped source because I don't use it, but a clean checkout from Git works every time for me.
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