at the moment I'm trying to import a SW4STM32 project for the STM32F746G-Discovery board into the Segger Embedded Studio.
The initially project works fine but with the Segger Embedded Studio I've got some problems.
After some small problems (missing user paths,..) the project finally "builds", let's say it runs through all sourcefiles without any error.
Now I have an error and I don't know why.
I get a linking error while working with the internal toolchain. "not a 32-bit ELF File"
Has anybody got this error? I'm currently searching for any hint.
Thanks
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I'm using VBCCR14.dll Activex Common Control in order to support Unicode. In the developed machine it works perfectly but when the program is running from a different machine it gives an error saying that, "Error loading dll". I've also registered the dll in the other machine but still it gives the error. I've also tried to solve this problem, by referring this article.
http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?841929-VB6-ActiveX-CommonControls-(Replacement-of-the-MS-common-controls)
But still the error occurs. Could someone help me regarding this issue?
I've tried it with Visual basic 6.0 in Windows 10.
The line:
#include "device.tmh"
appears underlined in red, and an error is reported that "the source file cannot be opened" (I'm translating from Spanish here, the wording might be different in English).
Also, words like:
TRACE_LEVEL_INFORMATION, TRACE_DRIVER
all appear underlined in red. "The identifier is undefined".
What's happening?
I know this question was asked 4 years ago but for anyone who comes across this question in future, even uninstalling and installing the visual studio didn't seem to help.
It worked for me when I installed spectre migrated libs as instructed in this tutorial's step 1.
The new project was built successfully after installing the above mentioned libs and running visual studio as an administrator.
As #arminb stated this is probably a flaw within Visual Studio. After going to Control Panel\Programs\Programs and Features and right-clicking on Microsoft Visual Studio and click on change, a simple Repair can solve this issue.
I'm facing with some strange problems. From a while I have no error when testing the program with the project. But with installed program, even on my developing machine, I have strange errors that never happens with runs with the project.
I'm using VS 2013, Windows Forms application, vb.net language.
There is any settings in Visual studio that make the program to jump over and to not consider those errors with the program running from Visual Studio ?
Thank you very much !
the most famous errors that can happen in your case is missing dlls/outdated dlls so you can copy all the dlls from your bin/debug folder into the folder of exe that causes issues ,if it fixes it , then it's a dll issue,if not then it's something wrong with the installer
I have some big problems with my new environment and I think related to managed vs native code.
After my harddrive crashed I installed Visual Studio 2010 on a Windows 8 (which is new to me) and used backups of my Visual Basic .NET code files.
My issue is that the standalone debug executable crashes (with error code 0xc0000409) without me being able to see my source code ('No native symbols in symbol file'). It turns out it is running in native mode (Process: [140] myApp.exe: Native), which I did not think Visual Basic ever did.
When debugging from the GUI I have symbols and, to my surprise, it finds two MyApp.exe in the modules list, one native and one managed.
Some more details, I use ODBC, build for x86, and use .NET 4 client profile. As my project settings are similar or identical with my pre-crash setup I think the configuration problem is in my environment/OS, but I cannot find it after days of searching.
Can I make my standalone executable file execute in managed mode so I can debug it with symbols when it crashes? I have been able to do this for years with my old setup.
Any tips or hints would be very much appreciated.
Ok i recently got visual studio pro just so i could create phone applications in vb.net. Yet when i installed the template i got this error Error:this template attempted to load content assembly. I already have all nuget installed and the error was displaying before i had it so i really need help here. I'm usualy visual studio 2010 ide and trying to load the following temaplte:vb windowsphone application template under silver light. AND SO EVERYONE KNOWS I HAVE TRIED INSTALLING NUGET IT CHANGED NOTHING. Any help would be much appreciated thank you.
Check out the link below;
http://www.itorian.com/2012/08/error-this-template-attempted-to-load.html
No the error is not the same. But the error message you provided is only half and cannot know which template/component is giving the error.
Provide the full error to help you better.
Athar