Sorn, I do recall that issue with VS 2017..now that you mention it.

That probably needs to be made a note in the install guide.

Odd that CMake didn't report that as an issue (no compiler found) and just crapped out with no indications...


Toony, you should be ok so long as CMake configures and generates with no error messages.

KLS worked all of the build dependencies into the Cmake files and it wouldn't produce a 'solution' if something wasn't found.

I had to do that same thing back when I upgraded the VS to 2017. I wasn't paying as close attention to installing it, as one should.
It comes up with all sorts of options to install, but at first I didn't think they were needed, so I had to go back and add the C++
It's also a good idea to totally uninstall old VS AND Cmake, then install new ones. It goes much smoother, lol