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MSBuild difficulties #1067
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@VINTproYKT Try http://landinghub.visualstudio.com/visual-cpp-build-tools. |
Still installing - 12 hours. Installing: |
@joshgav Thank you, it has been finally installed on my computer. It may sound like "FTW, that guy still uses 2G" 😁 |
Something bad is going on. I get error when using
Operation system: Windows 8.1.
That command is already applied: Verbose log (starting from
... and etc. related to No matter how I install it - globally or locally. It throws error. Possible causeThat may be familiar to this issue, because I have used "Recover" option on second-chance installation of VC++ Build Tools and it was successfully done, however some packages might silently fail? Idk. People here argue different situations, but then this issue finally dropped and I see that they are still asking for help (2 months, 24 days and 2 days ago). |
VC++ Build Tools 2015 will fail install if VS 2015 is installed. This is a design issue, but also a technical issue. I completely endorse #1056 because the 2017 VS installer is designed to let you just lay down the tools you need. You should be able to install the C++ workload in VS 2015 or install the Win 8.1 SDK directly but LMK if you are blocked. |
@AndrewPardoe Er, yes I have "Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0", what I was not expecting to see in my "Program Files". 😮 So that's the case - to make it clear, I need to remove VS 14.0 and all will be fine? |
I'm absolutely not an installer expert so I don't want to say "yes" :) I'm the compiler guy, but I want to help people get the compiler, thus, installer.... The intention is that the VC++ Build Tools are a lightweight alternative to the full VS 2015 install. If you've got VS 2015, you are blocked from installing the VC++ Build Tools. I don't think that just removing the VS 14.0 directory is sufficient, though. VS 2015 uses registry entries, etc. The build tools installer probably checks that. I think you have to actually uninstall VS 2015 to install the build tools. But VS 2015 is a superset of the build tools so you shouldn't actually need the build tools. Note that this all gets simpler with VS 2017. You can have the build tools workload and the full VS workload sitting side by side. |
@AndrewPardoe Thanks, now I've got idea! I remember that I have trying to install Visual Studio 2015 and suddenly aborted on 15%, these 10 Mbit/s were not enough to even install VS in two days, that might take a week. Where can I find Visual Studio 2017 RC? According to release notes there is only Enterprise version, so I shouldn't use it in non-enterprise layer. My next steps are:
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You can download the three main versions (Community, Professional, Enterprise) of 2017 RC here: https://www.visualstudio.com/vs/visual-studio-2017-rc/ You can also create an offline installation of the MS pieces (e.g., no Android SDK). Instructions are here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/install/create-an-offline-installation-of-visual-studio |
The redists are often installed by other software. I'd just leave those there. VS uninstall is unfortunately not very clean with 2015 :/ |
I have just uninstalled VC++ Build Tools via official uninstaller. Now "Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0" directory is missing, but "MSBuild" is still in "Program Files (x86)". Yeah, 2015 uninstall process is pretty dirty. However, that's not urgent. Waiting for 2017 update of
Mention me if testing needed. |
I have installed VS2017 with Node.js tools and tryed to build node-gyp. All is unsuccessful. |
#629 takes a lot of conversation about requirements on Windows. There were mentioned VC++ Build Tools Technical Preview with download link.
It was done to acquire only essential dependencies, that are enough to build node native addons. In comparison it might have size of ~800 MB instead of full build tools package with size of ~8 GB. But now download is missing, Microsoft redirects to
smarterror
page without helpful response.Google-searching doesn't give needed result - essentially, Visual C++ Build Tools Technical Preview.
What happened to Technical Preview version and where to find lightweight build tools now?
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