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Currently the path C:\Program Files (x86) is hard coded under the msvc-<major-version>/msvc-<version>-<target>. With Visual Studio 2022 moving to x64 bit, the command line tools get installed under C:\Program Files.
Would it be possible to keep the current paths as the default but use MSVC_INSTALLDIR as an absolute path while introducing MSVC_SDKDIR as an absolute path to the windows sdk? This would allow users to change the install locations while still maintaining compatibility with existing setup.
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We are not actively maintaining this and no longer recommend this as a general approach (I've updated the README with details). But if you would like to submit a patch/PR for this, I would take a look.
Currently the path
C:\Program Files (x86)
is hard coded under themsvc-<major-version>/msvc-<version>-<target>
. WithVisual Studio 2022
moving tox64
bit, the command line tools get installed underC:\Program Files
.Would it be possible to keep the current paths as the default but use
MSVC_INSTALLDIR
as an absolute path while introducingMSVC_SDKDIR
as an absolute path to the windows sdk? This would allow users to change the install locations while still maintaining compatibility with existing setup.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: