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Unable to build az_iot_hub_client samples on windows #2741

Closed YrnehEpoc closed 6 months ago

YrnehEpoc commented 6 months ago

Describe the bug I am attempting to build and run the iot hub samples on windows. I'm following the instructions here, but I run into an issue on the final step, step 5 When I try to build and run the project by pressing F5, I get this issue: Screenshot 2024-02-12 134751

To Reproduce Follow these instructions on a windows machine

Expected behavior I'm unsure but I would expect the solution to build .exe files that I can then run to test the functionality of the sdk

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vaavva commented 6 months ago

@YrnehEpoc Hello! Have you selected the project as the startup project? That seems to be what usually causes this error message. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/63937/staticlib-lib-is-not-a-valid-win32-application-err

YrnehEpoc commented 6 months ago

Thank you @vaavva, Yes I've selected the project as the startup project (right click on az_iot_hub, click on select as startup project).

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I've also followed the link and added the .lib file path and name as specified. Maybe I'm not understanding the azure-sdk-for-c instructions. If this is just building the static libraries, where are the executable's that need to be linked to them?

YrnehEpoc commented 6 months ago

Apologies, my issue actually stemmed from running running cmake iwth -DTRANPORT_PAHO=ON. I misspelled transport.