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Windows Trace Preprocessor (tracewpp.exe)

Updates include:

  • Now supports Unicode input (.ini, .tpl, and source code) files. Input files starting with a UTF-8 or UTF-16 byte order mark (BOM) will be read as Unicode. Input files that do not start with a BOM will be read using the current code page (CP_ACP). For backwards-compatibility, if the -UnicodeIgnore command-line parameter is specified, files starting with a UTF-16 BOM will be treated as empty.
  • Now supports Unicode output (.tmh) files. By default, output files will be encoded using the current code page (CP_ACP). Use command-line parameters -cp:UTF-8 or -cp:UTF-16 to generate Unicode output files.
  • Behavior change: tracewpp now converts all input text to Unicode, performs processing in Unicode, and converts output text to the specified output encoding. Earlier versions of tracewpp avoided Unicode conversions and performed text processing assuming a single-byte character set. This may lead to behavior changes in cases where the input files do not conform to the current code page. In cases where this is a problem, consider converting the input files to UTF-8 (with BOM) and/or using the -cp:UTF-8 command-line parameter to avoid encoding ambiguity.

Mozilla, from time to time, might support building against multiple versions of the Windows SDK as a compatibility/transitional measure. If it does, several features will be disabled if you build with an SDK older than the default, which means that you'll have to specify a non-default SDK version explicitly.

Windows 8.1 SDK: Released in October 2013, this SDK can be used to create Windows apps (for Windows 8.1 or later) using web technologies, native, and managed code; or desktop apps that use the native or managed programming model. INSTALL SDK: Windows Phone 8.1 development tools. The Windows Phone 8.1 Update Emulators package adds additional emulator images to an existing installation of Visual Studio 2015 or Visual Studio 2013 Update 2 or later. With this update installed, you can create and test apps that will run on devices that have Windows Phone 8.1 Update. I just installed a new Windows 10 machine, switched from 4.17 to 4.18 and installed VS2017 instead of 2015. I had to download the 8.1 SDK from the link above plus I set an 'Everyone' with full access in the access list for my project directory tree as well as the complete Epic install tree.

Quick start

Follow the instructions for whichever version of Visual C++ you're using.

Visual Studio Professional 2013

Visual Studio Express 2013 for Windows Desktop

This comes with the Windows 8.1 SDK included.

Visual Studio Professional 2012

Visual Studio 2012 Express for Windows Desktop

Android Sdk Windows 8.1 Download

This comes with the Windows 8.0 SDK included.

Visual C++ 10 (VS2010) Professional

This comes with the Windows 7 SDK, so you should be all set out of the box.

Visual C++ 10 (VS2010) Express

Older versions

Some of the older version are no longer supported, further information is available at Obsolete Build Caveats and Tips [en-US] under the Windows SDK article.

Windows 8 SDK (Official)

Features that depend on this SDK include:

  • Metro Firefox front end
  • Gamepad API support

Windows 8.1 Sdk Offline

You can download the SDK from the Microsoft Download Center [web setup].

Windows 7 SDK

Dell inspiron n7110 usb controller driver. /vice-city-stories-pc-download.html. Features that depend on this SDK include:

  • Windows 7 taskbar previews
  • Windows 7 download taskbar progress
  • Windows 7 jump lists

You can download the SDK (v7.0 [web setup or ISO image] or unsupported v7.1 [web setup or ISO image]) from the Microsoft Download Center. Note that if you're running a 64 bit version of Windows you may require the 'AMD' version of the SDK even if you have an Intel processor, and you may need to deselect the documentation component in the installer in order to avoid an installation error. (This was certainly the case for 64 bit Windows 7 on a late 2008 MacBook Pro.)

Windows Sdk Version 8.1

Warning: Due to a bug in Windows 7 SDK, if you get 'SDKSETUP encountered an error: Expecting path %SystemRoot% to represent a valid system volume' error you may require to set environmental variable %windir% to something like 'C:Windows' instead of '%SystemRoot%'.

Older SDKs

These are no longer supported, further information is available at Obsolete Build Caveats and Tips [en-US] under the Windows SDK article.

Windows Phone Sdk 8.1 Download

Troubleshooting

Help! I know I have the correct SDK, but configure.in's still failing!

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Try the following things in order:

  1. Run the Windows SDK Configuration Tool (if available) and make sure the right SDK is selected.
  2. Restart the msys console.
  3. Delete your entire object directory and start over.