Is there a way to download somewhere Microsoft c++ compiler (msvc++) without having to install the full visual studio IDE ? I have found some downloads from 2015 but there is no recent version.
Visual Studio Code is an editor while Visual Studio is an IDE. Visual Studio Code is cross-platform and fast, while Visual Studio is not fast. Note that Visual Studio for Mac was available but is planned for retirement Visual Studio for Mac is scheduled for retirement by August 31, 2024 in accordance with Microsoft’s Modern Lifecycle Policy.
1 VS 2019 Community C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\Community\Common7\IDE\devenv.exe Any Visual Studio Version To find your specific devenv.exe path regardless of VS copy/version you can use cmd and then run: cd \ dir /s divenv.exe Note: The command dir /s may take a few minutes to find it.
In Visual Studio 2019 right-click your project, choose Properties. In the project properties window, select the Debug tab. Then, under Environment variables start adding your environment variables. You change the value of your environment from Development to Production. For .Net Core and .Net 5 the property is called ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT.
I was not able to launch any solution in Visual Studio 2013, nor could I close Visual Studio 2013. After uninstalling the reporting package and deleting Local / Roaming AppData for Visual Studio 2012, the problem was fixed.
Visual Studio 2022 keeps crashing while opening. I am working on project of ASP.NET Core API (.NET 6.0). Everything was working fine up until yesterday, but today when I tried opening the project, ...
I'm configuring git through command line but changes seems doesn't apply to Visual Studio 's git actions, so I'm wondering perhaps VS uses another git instance with other configs, where can I find which git.exe is getting used by VS?
In VS2008, is there a way to return to the cursor’s previous position after pressing F12 to jump to a function definition? I know this is possible with some add-ons, but if there a way to get the ...
Yesterday I found myself needing to zoom my Visual Studio text editor and was without a mouse (don't ask). Typically I do this by holding down CTRL and scrolling the mouse wheel. I also couldn't fi...