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Post From: VisualCCompile.Bat calls vcvarsall.bat not installed
[2019-12-30 04:51:08] |
HinckleyBob - Posts: 45 |
User701453, your experience aroused my curiosity. So I copied the same study from Studies2.cpp, and added #include "SCStudyFunctions.h" SCDLLName("DoubleStochastic") under the #include "sierrachart.h." Then I added the SC Data directory to the Symbol file (.pdb) location in the IDE Debug>Options>Debugging>Symbols dialog, and loaded the symbols. I then compiled using the SC Analysis>build>Build with C++ Debug, attached the process in the IDE, and set a breakpoint at the return in set defaults code block. Then added the study to the chart (which required continuing the debug 2x). There is more going on here that I don't begin to understand, but at least it did seem to compile and run with the debugger as described in the SC instructions. At least I was able to set a watch on the SmoothingLength object. That is as far as I went but seems to work as I expected. A couple of screenshots are attached. This is a learning experience for me after reinstalling the compiler. But I hope my experience can help figure out why all those errors are happening. Thank you again for the discussion. Bob |
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