How To Install Platform Toolset V110
You can change the target platform toolset by modifying the project properties. Visual Studio 2015 (v140), Visual Studio 2013 (v120) or Visual Studio 2012 (v110). Associated version of Visual Studio or the Windows Platform SDK installed. Mar 1, 2018 - Installing PlatformToolset v110 without installing Visual. Installing Platform Toolset v120 under Visual. How to use MSBuild to target v110.
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I am trying to produce a.vcxproj for VS2012 that supports both Win32 and x64 targets, and produces Windows XP compatible executables for the Win32 version. The only way this is possible is to mix both v110 and v110_xp platform toolsets.
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commented Jul 17, 2013
I'd like to use bcrypt on a project where developers using mac, windows or linux may be contributing. I've got it working on mac, so presumably will be no problem on linux. But having trouble with Windows 7 64 bit. I installed all the tools referenced both in bcrypt readme and node-gyp readme for Windows 64 bit. Including the 64 bit version of OpenSSL rather than 32 bit as mentioned here Also made sure to select copy libs to windows system dir when installing OpenSSL. However, when I run npm install, getting the following error: |
commented Jul 17, 2013
Update - If I first set the Visual Studio Version as follows: Then I get a different error
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commented Jul 17, 2013
So sorry for the trouble, but I've resolved the issue myself, in case anyone else is having this problem, the solution is to install the full version of OpenSSL, for Windows 64 bit, its: Win64 OpenSSL v1.0.1e |
commented Jul 18, 2013
Looking through the output you provided was definitely telling, you need the header files for compilation to succeed. Glad you figured it out. |
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commented Oct 24, 2013
So I solved this problem for all occurrences on Win 7 bu uninstalling 'VisualStudio 2010'. I had already installed VS Express 2012 but the environment for the prior existing VS 2010 was over-riding the msbuild call or environment settings. Kasturi serial episode 1. It could have probably been fixed it by digging into Visual Studio environment settings or by edit node-gyp files etc but I have no need for multiple Visual Studio environments. Musou orochi 2 special english. |