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Install errors - [email protected] and VS 14.0 (2015) #30
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ps - specifically, I'm using VS 14.0. I had a look in
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\VC\include>dir |
wkentdag
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Just tested with the following setups and everything is working fine for me. Windows 10 with Visual Studio 2015 (
For the issue you mentioned, #13, I can find
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MadLittleMods
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Thanks for taking the time to test and respond. Unfortunately even after wiping VS and reinstalling I'm still running into install errors (albeit different ones): First of all, the I went ahead and tried to I still think that there must be something wrong with my VS install, although for the life of me can't figure out what. Here's a link to the full output log from my VS install if that's helpful. Thanks again for your time. |
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When I ran But if I do point it at my 2015 install, Just to summarize that log output you posted:
That is available here, https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/downloads/windows-8-1-sdk It looks like I may have it installed: It's unclear where they are installed but perhaps: From the issue you mentioned, have you tried the following? I think this is listed if you open VS and try to create a C++ project.
What does your env path variable look like? Just for reference, installation instructions for |
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🎉Aha! I first installed the standalone Windows SDK with the link you provided, which produced a different error a little further along in the install: I saw the comment you linked to in the other thread and thought that I was installing the C++ tools by un- and re-installing the entire VS community package. Thanks for clarifying that I actually needed to take the extra step of creating a new C++ project within VS - this finally prompted me to download the Visual C++ Build Tools, which includes the Windows 8.1 SDK - that step solved the issue. Why they don't make that package easier to find on the main downloads page is a mystery to me. Really appreciate your tips and feedback on this issue, thanks! 🍻 |
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sorry, spoke too soon - still encountering install errors. I thought I successfully installed the module, as I wrote above, but didn't test the install until I ran my script, which is bundled into a windows service, and got the following error in my logs: None of the files it listed were there in my |
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@wkentdag I can't reproduce and don't have any more insight than you. Please follow-up if you figure out what is going wrong. |
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@MadLittleMods no worries, thanks for your insights thus far. will definitely post a followup if i can get this working 😄 |
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I have same problem/ |
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from nodejs/node-gyp#949 |
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@wkentdag Does @Yadro's fix work for you? |
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@MadLittleMods I ran into this problem during a freelance project and no longer have access to a Windows machine, so unfortunately I can't confirm :/ |
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Thank you for this library! I encountered this issue too. On my desktop the repository installed ok whereas on a fairly fresh Windows 10 laptop it failed because On the laptop I only had installed Visual C++ Build Tools 2015 and the desktop has several full Visual Studio installs plus all the SDK's. Installing Visual Studio 2015 Community with Window 10 SDK selected appears to have fixed it. So it looks like at least on fresh Windows 10, C++ Build Tools is not enough to build |
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I'm running into install issues similar to those described in #13. I'm running Windows 10 via bootcamp on a Macbook Pro. I've installed the visual studio build tools, visual studio community 2015, python 2.7 (and added to PATH), node-gyp, etc. I'm guessing my build issues are probably related to my VS install, but I wanted to eliminate one potential point of failure before I go down that path: does this library support node v6.6.0?
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