Possibly the following will also be needed (from Build Tools).Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Include\0.0\ucrtĪlso if not already there and if needed (in my case)Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\8.1\Lib\winv6.3\umģ.3.2 In "Linker" tab enter the paths for the libs.
In my case:Ĭonfirm if the "Program Files" boxes of the tab are filled.ģ.3.1 In "Compiler" tab add the include directory path.ĭ:\VisualCppTools.4-Pre\lib\native\include This is the higher version available in C::B.ģ.3 Select the Tab "Toolchain executables" and set the Compiler's directory with the directory with the VC++ Toolset. We can use it, but seting a more recent compiler.ģ.2 In "Selected Compiler" select MS visual C++ 2010. C::B last version for Microsoft Visual C++ is 2010. Here I will stick with 2015, but you can go for 2017.įor 2015 the installer is here BuildTools2015. Install Microsoft Build Tools 2015 (or higher). The command installs the latest version is (according MSDN):Ĭ:\\> nuget install 2017Layout -Version 3-Pre -Source Run the following command from the command line. The VC++ Toolset can be obtained through NuGet. Install the latest version of VC++ compiler. By default it will support std C++14.Ī) Install the latest version and compile for x86 projects
I will answer the question for 32 and 64 bits projects. The solution would be identical if you prefer to use Visual Studio instead. In this post I will show how to use the latest versions of VC++ compiler (MSVC++ 14.0 or higher) with CodeBlocks - with no need to install Visual Studio. After some attempts I made with C::B settings and VC++ compilers, I found a solution that is not complicate at all.
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