quazi Posted October 14 Posted October 14 So I have maxed out my env var path length in windows and have not hacked it in registry to accept more environment variables in the path. My question is how do i re-run the env variable insert stuff that automatically happens? Or better yet. What are those variables? .. Because builds don't work for me due to the engines path vars missing i think. 1 Quote
Solution Josh Posted October 14 Solution Posted October 14 See the section called "Environment Variable" on this page: https://www.leadwerks.com/learn/Programming?lang=cpp This has all the information about it. 1 Quote Let's build cool stuff and have fun.
quazi Posted October 14 Author Posted October 14 Getting a strange new problem when trying to compile on Visual Studio Enterprise 2022 with the proper VS Installer options selected. When i go to run the SLN and compile the binary I get the following error: ```Error Code E1696`cannot open source file "atlbase.h"``` ```Error Code C1083`cannot open include file: 'altbase.h': No such file or directory```` And i can confirm that the env is set. However it did set it with the slashes the wrong way / so i fixed it to \ but same issue. Tried a new project from scratch.. same problem. Do i need to use 2017? Quote
Josh Posted October 15 Posted October 15 No, you should be using Visual Studio 2022. It's important to have "Desktop Development with C++" installed: 1 Quote Let's build cool stuff and have fun.
quazi Posted October 15 Author Posted October 15 I have that installed from pointing me to the right doc earlier. It seems Unreal engine 5 and some of the plugins were not playing nice with the Ultra Engine. So i had to uninstall everything in 2022 and reinstall just the c++ desktop development. The build is compiling now thanks! 2 Quote
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