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I use the Enterprise.
Microsoft Visual Studio Enterprise 2019
Version 16.8.4

Maybe you asked it not enough precisely? :rolleyes:

Yeah! I also already saw the similar behavior of some C-Runtime functions. :(

You are welcome! :)

Just copy the GetProjectFullPath declaration and paste it at the begin of your MyConfig.cpp file.

John, did you try to install the Windows 10 SDK (10.0.19041.0) instead?

You are of course correct. Is is the MS feature.
I have added this info just because this is
So Visual C++ means "it is Microsoft specific" ;)

Some additional info:
There is also VARIANT_BOOL type.
For this type the "true" value VARIANT_TRUE is defined as 0xFFFF
and the "false" one VARIANT_FALSE as 0x0000

Well 2kaud was right.
true value is 0x01, not 0xFF.

I was wrong. Sorry! :blush:

Microsoft compiler represents bool values as one-byte values being set
either to 0x00 (false)
or to 0xFF (true)

So you can test all the three combination to check whether it works.
How is boll...

To launch the Repair option for VS2019 you should start the VS Installer, then click the dropbox More and select Repair in context menu.
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I'm not sure it could help, but try to play with the SetErrorMode function

From MSDN:
So never trust the GetLastError return value if the API call succeeds!

Hi John, as far as I could find here:

Also have a look at
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/483024f8-4d35-4cfc-ab01-27f37b0b0379/source-for-attribute?forum=vcgeneral

Are you sure the OP is still waiting (for almost 10 years!) for your link? :confused::rolleyes:

You are welcome!

Yes, of course! See https://forums.codeguru.com/misc.php?do=bbcode#code

Well, did you try LoadLibrary/GetProcAddress?
And there is another interesting resource: https://www.xspdf.com/resolution/2263630.html

Did you try using GetProcAddress?

I am not sure it is possible.
Look at the General Properties -> C++ Language Standard

Could you share your solution?

Hi John,
I don't have this file in my 14.28.29333 folder either. Only in 14.20.27508 and 14.16.27023
But maybe this way will help you:...

:: usually means global. Just to distinguish from the possible local definition of the same operator or method in a class.

Could something from
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14197802/how-to-connect-sqlcmd-to-the-server...

1. line 62:
mxbinned = mxGetCell(prhs[0], m);
What is mxbinned ?
What is mxGetCell?

2. line 72:
P_total += P_vec[m];
both P_total and P_vec are integer arrays. So you should be able to...