i was initially trying to compile microsip and it required pjsip so im trying to compile pjsip using visual studio and the build instructions on the site. currently facing these errors after initially it wasnt detecting sdl header files despite me adding them in include and library path in the project properties. i simply copied the sdl header files to the directory of pjmedia. now its not finding the openh264.lib file but searching online is yielding no results ..read more

I am developing a web app that contains a Blazor front end and a .net WebAPI backend. Both are developed using the .NET 8 version. I also have a class library project where I have all the data related code such as my DbContext Class, all my Data Models and also DTO models etc. My intention with the class library is to reuse the data context and models in multiple front-end apps such as Blazor, MAUI and ASP.NET Core Web App; I have only started with Blazor though. I am also using the .net core Identity framework for authentication and authorization purposes. Maybe it is significant to mention t ..read more

When I'm reproducing the code from a paper, I encountered CPLEX for the first time. I followed the methods provided in the CPLEX documentation to set up the necessary libraries and compilation options. However, when running the code, I encountered an error indicating an undeclared identifier. The output information is as follows: Build started at 9:50... 1>------ Build started: Project: replication-adapt-cmsa+la-vs-v1, Configuration: Release x64 ------ 1>main.cpp 1>C:\Program Files\IBM\ILOG\CPLEX_Studio128\concert\include\ilconcert\iloiterator.h(88,17): error C2065: 'ext': undeclared ..read more

I need to install Visual Studio offline, can you tell me how I can do this? I have a successful Internet connection, but I can't run the VS.exe file I downloaded I have a successful Internet connection, but I can't run the VS.exe file I downloaded here. -And I tried almost every method to solve this problem. but I could not solve the problem ..read more

I've been trying to code with C++ in Visual Studio 2022, however, some weird errors have been showing off. It is about the source files. Like it said "Cannot find source file ---.h". (I don't have an image here) I figured out this is because I didn't put the MinGW files into Visual Studio. So I did it like this question. And the files I imported are from CodeBlocks from this directory C:\Program Files\CodeBlocks\MinGW\x86_64-w64-mingw32\include However, now it shows another bunch of errors and this time I have no idea what does it mean: Some errors: E0169 expected a declaration E0135 namespace ..read more

I'm talking about csproject in VS 2022, targeted to .Net framework 4.8 Is there anyway to configure the debug and release mode settings differently? More specifically, I want to include a *.tt file into the csproject only during the release mode, but not in debug mode. In other words, the following setting in the csproject <ItemGroup> <Content Include="..\AssemblyCopyright.tt"> <Link>Properties\AssemblyCopyright.tt</Link> <Generator>TextTemplatingFileGenerator</Generator> <LastGenOutput>AssemblyCopyright.cs</LastGenOutput> ..read more

Couldn't process file MLogin.resx due to its being in the Internet or Restricted zone or having the mark of the web on the file. Remove the mark of the web if you want to process these files. The above is the error I'm getting. I changed the file properties to copy always. Still I'm getting the error ..read more

I have 2 programs: "updatethread.h": #ifndef #define #include <QThread> #include <QDialog> #include <QLabel> #include <QPushButton> #include <vector> #include <QString> #include "concurrent.h" class updatethread:public QThread { private: static updatethread *instance; std::string TOPIC_SET_NORMAL, TOPIC_SET_UPDATE; std::string TOPIC_GET_NORMAL, TOPIC_GET_UPDATE; Q_OBJECT; public slots: void Continue_receiver(void); public: explicit updatethread(QObject *parent = nullptr); void run ..read more

I have two versions of Retrieve() functions: generic and non-generic. The non-generic version casts its arguments and calls the generic version. public TChild Retrieve((T, T, T) coordinates) { try { return grid_.Retrieve(coordinates); } catch { } return default(TChild); } public object Retrieve(object coordinates) { try { (T, T, T)? valueTuple = coordinates as (T, T, T)?; return Retrieve(valueTuple ..read more

I know this is not original but hear me out. I’m working on a WinForms application after a hiatus, and I’ve encountered a challenge related to managing the tab order for controls. The application’s screen forms contain numerous controls, and when I need to add a new control in the middle, adjusting the tab order becomes quite tedious. In the good old MFC (Microsoft Foundation Classes) days, Visual Studio’s form designer had a convenient feature: you could seed the tab index by Ctrl+Click on controls. However, I can’t seem to find a similar functionality today. By default, we must start from 1 ..read more