Closed harshn05 closed 3 months ago
Which Windows version do you have?
Windows 11 Currently. (Upgraded Recently from Windows 10).
Oh, i see, i thought this was a problem with my Windows 7 initially, i guess it's a problem with SDK installation, i'll look into it.
Please test the latest build: https://github.com/Data-Oriented-House/PortableBuildTools/releases/tag/v2.2
If all is good, i'll release it soon.
Just tested it with a C++ project of mine with complex dependencies (glfw, opengl, imgui etc). Its working now. Thanks a lot.
Using PortableBuildTools (Version:2)
"winapifamily.h" and other headers not found in the expected location:
$BuildTools$\Windows Kits\10\Include\10.0.26100.0\shared
MSVC Version: 14.40.17.10 (Latest as of today) SDK Version: 26100 Target and Host Arch: X64
In fact in an older installation (Version: 10.0.22621.0), there is a huge list of header files (Listed Below):
However in the latest installation (SDK Version: 26100) the list of available headers is very small (shown below):
atsmedia.h common.ver drivinit.h IssPer16.h ksamd64_stub.inc kxamd64_stub.inc ntverp.h ntverp.ver scsiscan.h
Why there is such a huge difference. This is leading to compilation failures for my standard C++ projects.
Is there some problem with the installation script?