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Sign in to vote. I reinstalled the Visual Studio but again I get this error message. Can you please let me why this error comes up in VS and not in VS Edited by V. K Sunday, July 10, AM.

Sunday, July 10, AM. K, thanks for posting here. For your case, I suggest you check these things below: 1. Check if you have installed the Windows SDK for your version. I have been looking for a managed version of the code and found one written in C at C Corner.

Here is the link: Mersenne Twister. The porting worked fine, I think, and the compiler did not complain about anything. And I used it in my program and it generated different numbers.

The implementation by Richard J. Wagner seems to be the fastest implementation and is a lot faster than the C version that the above C version seems to be ported from. And I don't think I can use unmanaged types in my mananged classes. And I like to keep my application managed as it is for now. So if I could just understand the "core" of the Mersenne Twist I could then write my own version that is smaller and more suited for my not so complex needs.

Nothing I have will compile suddenly. Not even a basic "Hello World" application. DLL folder - how to set? One image is a color image and another one is a black and white image.

I want to overlay image based on the some horizontal lines on the black and white image and color image. If any one know plz help me. EXE warning A No more support for. Or, another option I just discovered that seems to work:.

Alternatively, the following also seems to work:. I really sorry about that I didn't enought test. I think Ms I. You going to do assign a argument string to double char pointer. I think, If he know about STL, he will not write even a post. Below code work. Code Snippet include "stdafx. Members of a derived class cannot access private members of a base class. But the problem is that my derived class is supposed to access the protected members of the original class.

I've already got these dependencies set. These all look like Winsock errors, like it can't link against it. Could you try just the Windows SDK s? Might weirdly solve it? I even tried installing a different version, uninstalling visual studios and windows SDK and then reinstalling SDK first, and running the install program as an administrator, all giving me the same result of not working.

In the indivdual components tab, do you have the Universal C Runtime installed? NET Framework 4. Before checking if other things might be affecting it could you see if you actually do have it?