Thanks for all of the replies. JeroGrav, I tried your suggestion first. Actually the line you pointed out only logs an entry to a file name mt. I took it a step further and manually rebuilt the entire project using the BuildLog as a guide.
I checked the errorlevel after each step and all programs returned a 0. Running the build manually worked without any errors. Next I tried josep's suggestion.
My cmd. I tried rebuilding the entire project and got the same error message Error PRJ, etc. But, josep, your suggestion got me thinking about my cmd window. I've customized it using the registry to change the background color, set my favorite prompt and switch to the root directory every time a cmd prompt window is opened.
This time it worked without any errors. I tried putting the "AutoRun" entry back with different variations of the entry value and the build failed every time. Whenever I got rid of the entry or set the value to a null string the build worked. It seems that the only way to get a clean build is to get rid of the "AutoRun" entry. This seems to be a bug to me. Is there any way to ask Microsoft to provide a fix to this problem.
Unfortunately, at random times, when I attempt to build my project I get the following linker error in VS:. My current resolution is to close the Release folder in Windows Explorer and re-build solution, but it is very inconvenient because I then have to open that folder again and select all necessary files in it.
A workaround i used in the past is to have a batch file in the vm that copies the file from the shared folder to a vm-only folder and execute the files from there. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group.
Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Asked 6 years, 7 months ago. Active 6 years, 7 months ago. Viewed times. Projects have got dependencies and are in Visual Studio 9. Projects are already converted. This error apears in Visual Studio 9. Try editing the question to include all details, that will kick it to the top of the queue and net you more replies.
Use a better title to attract attention - like "Embedding manifest causes error in VS manifest tool"]. I don't understand, what is baseclasses lib? Isn't that one of the projects you are talking about?
Yes, they both depend on baseclasses. Baseclasses is microsoft directshow example project to work easier with directshow filters. Directshow filter is program COM component to watch video.
Also, I seem to remember having a problem with an old copy of mt. Check all your hard drives for all copies of mt. Posted Jan am Hans Dietrich. It is not old. I have one more mt. It seems to me, that i have found solution: NET Framework 4. I tryed to create using mt. NET Framework 4. Hans Dietrich Jan am. NET 4. Are you sure you're using the right mt.
What does the version resource say? That means library, requred by mt. I had NET Framework 4. Repair does not give any effect. The version info for my mt. I got it: i have installed Windows 7. Windows XP Home edition is buggy? Please read this within context. I think I made it sufficiently clear. I added my system runs XP Home for clarification of the problem. If you really want to stay "within context" post this to the beta newsgroup not to the microsoft.
The issue you pointed out, which by the way I've exprienced in Visual Studio 6. Search for microsoft. I think microsoft. FYI Think about the question you post, we can help if it doesn't require Visual Studio source code changes since we don't have access to that code.
If you're having a problem with your code, then we can help out since you can post your code and others can review and point out or fix a problem. Ioannis Vranos. It is a technology preview and is not aimed for production code. NET 2 is Beta and is not ready yet! Not even SQL Server , which this release makes use of.
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