visual-studio-2017

问题 I am modifying some sections of an executable code compiled in a dll. But a single byte at a fixed address from the entire segment that I am modifying can't be changed, not even read. The code is very simple: SEGMENT_DATA segInfo = getSegmentInfo(mHandle, segmentName); if (segInfo.inFileSegmentAddr == 0) return false; DWORD mOlProtection; DWORD mOlProtection_1; if (segInfo.architecture != MY_ARCH) { printf(" Not the same architecture!\n"); return 0; } if(VirtualProtect((LPVOID)segInfo

问题 Has anyone tried building a React Native project in Visual Studio 2017? Every resource I find points to Visual Studio Code but no mention of Visual Studio 2017. 回答1: I seems as MS has no plans to support React Native in their flagship - only in VS Code. Vote in the Forum... MS Forum to VS 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43813966/react-native-in-visual-studio-2017

问题 Has anyone tried building a React Native project in Visual Studio 2017? Every resource I find points to Visual Studio Code but no mention of Visual Studio 2017. 回答1: I seems as MS has no plans to support React Native in their flagship - only in VS Code. Vote in the Forum... MS Forum to VS 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43813966/react-native-in-visual-studio-2017

问题 Has anyone tried building a React Native project in Visual Studio 2017? Every resource I find points to Visual Studio Code but no mention of Visual Studio 2017. 回答1: I seems as MS has no plans to support React Native in their flagship - only in VS Code. Vote in the Forum... MS Forum to VS 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43813966/react-native-in-visual-studio-2017

问题 Has anyone tried building a React Native project in Visual Studio 2017? Every resource I find points to Visual Studio Code but no mention of Visual Studio 2017. 回答1: I seems as MS has no plans to support React Native in their flagship - only in VS Code. Vote in the Forum... MS Forum to VS 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43813966/react-native-in-visual-studio-2017

问题 Has anyone tried building a React Native project in Visual Studio 2017? Every resource I find points to Visual Studio Code but no mention of Visual Studio 2017. 回答1: I seems as MS has no plans to support React Native in their flagship - only in VS Code. Vote in the Forum... MS Forum to VS 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43813966/react-native-in-visual-studio-2017

问题 Has anyone tried building a React Native project in Visual Studio 2017? Every resource I find points to Visual Studio Code but no mention of Visual Studio 2017. 回答1: I seems as MS has no plans to support React Native in their flagship - only in VS Code. Vote in the Forum... MS Forum to VS 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43813966/react-native-in-visual-studio-2017

问题 When i am bulding my project i see the below error. The command "nuget restore ProjectName.csproj - PackagesDirectory ....\packages" exited with 9009. When i clicked edit on my .csproj i see below lines of code <Target Name="BeforeBuild"> <Exec WorkingDirectory ="$(ProjDir)" command = "nuget restore $(ProjectName) -PackagesDirectory ..\..\packages> </Exec> </Target> 回答1: First , you should make sure that you have downloaded the latest nuget.exe v5.7.0 and config it full path into System

问题 So I just installed VS2017 and loaded my application. It asked to migrate and there were a tonne of issues which I have now fixed. The last remaining issues are the following: The first one I hope will solve the second. When I try to debug my application it states that: the project doesnt know how to run the profile iis express When I go to the project properties, I can see in the Debug tab, there is a IISEXPRESS profile which launches iisexpress. The other two options in the dropdown are

问题 Is there a way to setup Visual Studio 2017 to support older CPU? Say one that doesn't have SSE2? Thanks. 回答1: You can select what CPU extensions to use (or not to use any) in the project's settings. The following works in VS2019 but, IIRC, it's very similar for VS2017. In the solution explorer, right-click on the project and select "Properties" from the pop-up menu. Open the C/C++ tree list and select the Code Generation page. Then, in the "Enable Enhanced Instruction Set" select the "No