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John Miller
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Hello,
This is my second full day with Add-in Express. I'm already impressed!
On day one I loaded Microsoft Office Home and Business 2019, Visual Studio 2019 and Add-in Express on a brand new Windows 10 computer.
I'm unable to create a new ADX XLL Add-in in C++. Although, I am able to build ADX XLL Add-ins in both BASIC and C#.
I get the following message when trying to create a C++ version:
Add-in Express for Microsoft Office and .NET
The project can't be created. Make sure you have .NET desktop development package installed in Visual Studio.
Am I missing a .NET development component that's specific to C++ or something else?
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Posted 03 Jul, 2019 15:22:04
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Andrei Smolin
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Hello John,
You should update your Visual Studio installation to add required components.
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Posted 04 Jul, 2019 09:06:57
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John Miller
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Thank you Andrei,
I've taken the following steps with unsuccessful results.
I modified my Visual Studio 2019 installation by checking all workgroups and checking all individual components. I ran the VS installation. I attempted to create an ADX XLL Add-in in C++, and received the same error message.
I removed my Visual Studio 2019 installation. I then reinstalled Visual Studio 2019 with all workgroups and all individual components (1,116 packages). I deleted the 'Add-in Express' folder from 'Program Files' and reinstalled 'Add-in Express'. I verified that I could still create XLLs in BASIC and C#. I attempted to create an ADX XLL Add-in in C++, and received the same error message.
What should I try next?
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Posted 05 Jul, 2019 17:07:04
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Sergey Grischenko
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Hi John,
Thank you for the bug report. We will fix it as soon as possible.
Please keep in mind, Add-in Express based managed C++ projects support '/clr:safe' projects only. Also, you will not able to support both x86 and x64 platforms in one project. |
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Posted 08 Jul, 2019 05:10:05
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Sergey Grischenko
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Hi John,
I have just sent you the fix by email. Please check your inbox. |
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Posted 08 Jul, 2019 08:02:08
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John Miller
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Hello Sergey,
Thank you, the error message no longer appears.
And thanks to you and Andrei for your quick response to my issue.
John Miller |
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Posted 08 Jul, 2019 11:19:04
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Penn Ye
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Joined: 2016-06-05
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I'm facing the same issue, please help me out with c++ project. |
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Posted 14 Nov, 2019 02:08:32
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Andrei Smolin
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Hello Penn,
Could you please describe the issue so that we could understand the degree of "sameness"?
Andrei Smolin
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Posted 14 Nov, 2019 02:21:54
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Penn Ye
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Joined: 2016-06-05
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The project can't be created. Make sure you have .NET desktop development package installed in Visual Studio.
This message displayed when I try to create C++ addin in Visual Studio 2019.
I have already checked C++ Desktop Development when i installed VS 2019.
Screenshot is here:
https://imgur.com/a/lbvPJey
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After installing VS 2017, it works now.
Maybe a bug in VS 2019? |
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Posted 14 Nov, 2019 21:48:07
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Andrei Smolin
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Hello Penn,
As far as I understand there's a fix or workaround. Alas, due to an organizational issue I'll be able to provide any details on Monday only. I'm really sorry for the delay.
Andrei Smolin
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Posted 15 Nov, 2019 08:45:01
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