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Originally Posted by joligario
Make sure your VS 2017 is fully updated. Recommend 2019.
Maybe delete your build folder and start fresh cmake configure. Make sure you pick Win32 (based off your log) on the initial screen otherwise blank means x64. Keep hitting configure until all red goes away, then generate.
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Hey thanks guys. Yes, I always clear the build folder and cache (anything), after each build, and also run the configure twice, then generate. But something I didn't realize is that we could use another version of VS. I always stuck to the same one, (2017 community) since the project upgraded to that, because I thought it was required always (at one point). I'll get that all updated then.
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========== Build: 21 succeeded, 0 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ==========
Definately working good now. Got VS 2017 updated to 15.9.14 Thanks a lot.
Eventually I'd like to get everything all upgraded/converted over to most current software, etc., that is compatible with this project. 64-bit and all. (I'm still living back in 2010) But...but....that's work .....
