My commit f3f6c9be9864088b94f874c6ef2ce8ab1dd45f2a. was reverted (so I
can't now compile lcms2 for instance), and I also see the same problem
(windows.h not found) when compiling ICU. In the reverting commit,
Fridrich says registration of SDK with Visual Studio [2008] seems to
be the answer. How
On Saturday 17 of March 2012, Tor Lillqvist wrote:
My commit f3f6c9be9864088b94f874c6ef2ce8ab1dd45f2a. was reverted (so I
can't now compile lcms2 for instance), and I also see the same problem
(windows.h not found) when compiling ICU. In the reverting commit,
Fridrich says registration of SDK
in the menu: Microsoft Windows SDK 7.1 - Visual Studio Registration -
Windows SDK Configuration Tool
Ah, OK. No effect though;)
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There is a bug that prevents the GUI tool from working on some systems
(especially localized ones, temporarily setting locale settings to
English might help). Try the commandline tool, open the SDK
commandline, navigate to the SDK dir and type WindowsSdkVer.exe
-version:vX.X (instead of vX.X use
Try the commandline tool, open the SDK
commandline, navigate to the SDK dir and type WindowsSdkVer.exe
-version:vX.X (instead of vX.X use the SDK version you want, ie
v7.1).
Still no change;)
(As such, I have no problem using MSVS2008 from the command line in a
plain minimal cmd.exe or MSYS
What do you have in registry under HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft
SDKs\Windows (HKLM\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Microsoft
SDKs\Windows for x64) and HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft
SDKs\Windows in CurrentInstallFolder? Both should be the same (path to
the current SDK folder).
On Sat, Mar
What do you have in registry
OK, thanks! That was the crucial thing. The HKCU value was a bogus
leftover pointing to the now non-existent SDK v6.0A. I removed my
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Microsoft SDKs\Windows key completely, the
HKLM one seems to be enough.
--tml
And since the ooowintool looks for that exact one first...
Time to bin that particular check and go with the default one.
Cheers
F.
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Tor Lillqvist t...@iki.fi wrote:
What do you have in registry
OK, thanks! That was the crucial thing. The HKCU value was a bogus