I just started with a clean install. Could someone recommend a download link for me to develop Visual Studio C++ (stable) with. I don't know if I'll be programming in other languages, it's possible I guess. I want to use GitHub for projects with others. I am using Windows 10. I was using Visual Studio 2015 something and it was free...
Thank you,
Josheir
1 minute ago, Josheir said:link for me to develop Visual Studio C++
https://www.visualstudio.com/downloads/
Most likely you'll be wanting VIsual Studio Community 2017, which is free to use.
Hello to all my stalkers.
I added the extension for GitHub and had some success, but I can't seem to get property pages or any build buttons to work, they are all grayed out.
Can anyone help me?
Sincerely,
Josheir
VS2017 has a mode where the solution explorer browses folders before you've opened a solution - Perhaps this is what you're seeing?
Make sure you actually open a .sln file.
The IDE now is more functioning.
There is a visual studio installer page to visual studio. I modified the first 5 optional and checked options. It completed with warnings so I am concerned. There is a repair feature. I don't know what the warnings were about. There are also 11 other available options. Some that look interesting are:
C++/CLI support
standard library modules (I'm thinking I need this for containers, etc?)
three windows 10 sdks
a 2015.3 v140 toolset
incredibuild (maybe for editing smart completion?)
What is suggested, should I install the other optional eleven options?
The other options are:
windows 8.1 sdk
windows xp support
mfc and atl
clang/cli
Thank you,
Josheir
