Hi,
after updating from 0.12.0.0 to 0.13.0.0, I can no longer build my MSFS WASM project.
My configuration has gone, and there are no build properties (compiler/linker options).
Maybe I didn’t install the correct VS components - can’t remember the selected components, I just accepted the defaults - this has always worked ok in previous updates.
Has anyone else noticed this or have any idea what might have occurred?
Thanks in advance,
John
I haven’t updated my SDK yet, but I start by checking ..\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\Enterprise\Common7\IDE\Extensions\MSFSTemplates\ProjectTemplates\VC\1033\
You should have template folders there (along with zip files) for SampleWasmModule, WASM_Module, and WASM_Static_Library and those folders should all contain the default project files (cpp, h, .) plus the .vcxproj and the .vstemplate files.
If you have the zips, but not the folders, you can just manually extract. I’d assume that the SDK installer should be creating these folders so you could try a repair, but I’d probably just uninstall and reinstall, paying careful attention to make certain that the VS components got selected when reinstalling. It may be that the defaults were incorrect for some reason this time around.
Thanks for the reply. I did try a repair but that did nothing, and my next step is to uninstall and re-install. I’ll also check those folders.
un-installed and then installed and srill no joy.
That doesn’t exist. All I have under …\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\ is Community.
I also recently updated VS2019 ro the latest version (16.9.6), and haven’t touched the WASM project since that update. Maybe that could be the issue?
I don’t have MSFS SDK 0.12.0.0 available to revert this to test if it is the SDK update or not. Is that available anywhere?
I’m running Visual Studio 2019 Enterprise, so perhaps the path to the templates isn’t exact for your version of Visual Studio. Try searching the VS root for WASM_Module.vstemplate.
It may be that the upgrade could have messed things up somehow. That is why it is important to understand whether you have the template files. If you do, then the problem is with Visual Studio.
Sorry, but I don’t know if older versions of the SDK are available.
Do you keep copies in your download folder?
Yes, I have them all, the zip files and the extracted folders. I guess irs something to do the my VS2019 installation. i’lll look into it, maybe re-install that.
I do for a while, cleaning or moving things to a safe area occasionally. I deleted the 0.12.0.0 SDK. Anyway, seems more to be a problem with my VS2019 installation.
Got it working now. Strange though - no configurations stil shownl, but via a start-up item and project configuration as shown below:
Thanks.