Why can't I find VS2010's windows.h file?Īfter creating an VC++ 2015 Win32 project using the Empty project template the default VC++ directories were. When I'm searching for a file with the name of "windows.h"? I've looked for a forum on MS's search feature, with no luck.Īnyway, the search finds no file named windows.h. Here is what it came up with when looking for windows.h. I've found Microsoft's search tool useless since Win 7.
I searched the C drive for windows.h and found nothing. However, the only error it reports is - fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'windows.h': No such file or directory
I didn't even bother building the dialog template. There might be a lot of problems in this little piece of code, I just tossed it together. INT_PTR CALLBACK simple_2015_dialog_box(HWND hdlg,
#Easypal setup windows 7 cannot find path code#
Here is some new code I just created using the empty template, multi char instead of UTF 16: #include I'm getting this error - fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'windows.h': No such file or directory
NB: I think calling Compil32.exe /cc "myscript.iss" (IDE compiler) instead of ISCC.exe (command-line compiler) should run and sections but in my case I had to pass extra /D options to the compiler so it was not possible to call Compil32.exe directly.It converted a large application I'm currently working on. so complete compilation from command line should look like: call "precompile.bat"Ĭall "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Inno Setup 5\ISCC.exe" "myscript.iss" They won't execute from the command line (at least with inno 5.5.9), I also fall into this. Note finally that and sections will execute from the IDE only. Name: "postcompile.bat" Flags: cmdprompt redirectoutput Name: "precompile.bat" Flags: cmdprompt redirectoutput NB2: I don't know if feasible to remind for any previous association and restore it in the end Association should then be made with closest top-most folder of all required files directly in precompile.bat. is still A:\ ! (I fall into the issue, so worth to know). NB1: Careful, once associated, it is difficult to navigate upper paths directly within the. REM NB: Removing any previous association to be sure new one will workĪnd content of some postcompile.bat to remove association in the end off Here below is content of some precompile.bat file to associate some local path with the A: drive letter off Or you can use subst to create a virtual drive or you can create a symlink/directory junction.įalling into the same issue, here below is more details on workaround with subst as described in comments and accepted answer. Of course, if the problem is caused by a root path being too long already, you can fix the problem simply be moving the source files to a folder with a shorter path. Source: "\\?\Volume\warehouse" Flags: ignoreversion recursesubdirs createallsubdirs There, there's no problem with the colon, so you can simply use the \\?\ prefix. Use the mountvol command to find the UNC path for your source drive.Īnd then you will have the same problem with a long path with the DestDir attribute, while installing (not when compiling). You can hack that by using an UNC path with a volume ID (hence no colon). It looks for : and it accepts only path that either have a drive letter only before the : or that use compiler: or userdocs: prefixes. But Inno Setup compiler chokes on that with the Source attribute. The prefix can be used for absolute paths only. See Naming Files, Paths, and Namespaces in Microsoft documentation.Ī common workaround is prefixing the path with \\?\ (again see the Microsoft article above).
Normally Windows applications cannot process paths longer than MAX_PATH (260 characters).
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