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@Thunder wrote:
I can say the opposite:
Well, just because the program work as advertised, it doesn’t mean you can stop the development
Yes is portable but leave some trace on registry, tle “little” problem of installing-unistalling, don’t have any commandline feature like installed version, you can’t eject the disk but only remove the drive ( for multi disk setup IS a real problem ) and i can continue if you want.this
Hey there,
first of all … SmarTTY is a shiny jewel among all the other SSH terminal proggies.
But unfortunately i want to use it on my business desktop … so therefor i will need a version which does not require admin privileges.
Is there some sort of portable app?
Would be great!
Please keep me posted …
Thanks again and keep it running.
Sin
I can say the opposite:
Well, just because the program work as advertised, it doesn’t mean you can stop the development
Yes is portable but leave some trace on registry, tle “little” problem of installing-unistalling, don’t have any commandline feature like installed version, you can’t eject the disk but only remove the drive ( for multi disk setup IS a real problem ) and i can continue if you want.@ket wrote:
Hi,
qmake generates the Makefile. When building, VisualGDB first calls qmake then make, hence the Makefile is always regenerated. The Makefile contents are based on the platform config file (probably /usr/share/qt5/mkspecs/arm-linux-gnueabihf subdirectory of the sysroot directory of the toolchain).
We will also be looking into reproducing the issue.My actual workaround is to disable the building of the exectuable in a subdrectory. Basically i’ve deleted the “Debug” (or “Release”) string in the “Destination Directory” settings.
In this way the “@test -d ..” line isn’t generated in the makefiles.Hi,
No android devices found.
D:Androidsdkplatform-toolsadb.exe devices
Command exited with code 0But when I start cmd and repeat it, I am getting:
List of devices attached
192.168.56.101:5555 deviceor when i turn off my emulator and connect my mobile phone
List of devices attached
BX902Y69JR deviceI tried also reinstall VisualGDB, but no results.
Thread is a bit old, but for somebody who will google it: I also had dis problem in VS2010.
And in VS2008, with VisDDK 1.5.7.How I solved it:
1. Used VS2008
2. Installed VisDDK 1.5.6
3. Installed BazisLib by clicking button in VisDDK project wizard (remove existing BazisLib, if you have one installed)Hi,
Thanks for your quick answer.
Actually we are working with the Linux Edition.
So the only solution is to upgrade to custom edition.thx
That did the trick. i ended up defining NDK_MODULE_PATH in Android.mk. I still need to do a bit of reading to know exactly what the paths Android.mk mean (for example what directory “$(call my-dir)” refers to relative to VS’s directory structure. Setting the NDK module path to an absolute path got things running. Thank you for the help.
Installation was smooth in Windows 8.1, but am unable to UNMOUNT the same using the Eject on right menu. I get the below error,
An error occured while ejecting ‘CD Drive ()’
I tried to double click on the .iso file and even that does not UNMOUNTit.Google translate of that reply:
Um, is this a joke? Оно и так по умолчанию включено в среде, если система мультипроцессорная. And so it is enabled by default in the environment if the system multiprocessing. Надо же, больше года пользуюсь, как на VS2005 перешёл, а оказывается это тайна It is necessary, use more than a year, as passed on VS2005, but it turns out it’s a mystery См. ToolsOptionsProjects and SolutionsBuild and Runmaximum number of paaellrl project builds See Tools Options Projects and Solutions Build and Run maximum number of paaellrl project buildsWell, that didn’t really help me.. but I’m seeing the same number of unresolved externals. Seems like the bazis lib isn’t built or something. The installer says everything is ok, but I can’t see any lib file that could resolve those externals in the 3.0 beta1 package. I also see the pop-up error when using the wizard, but it seems to generate the project properly anyway – with an .inf file too. It just won’t link.
E.G.
1>Ramdisk.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol “void __cdecl operator delete(void *)” (??3@YAXPAX@Z)
1>Ramdisk.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol “void * __cdecl npagednew(unsigned int)” (?npagednew@@YAPAXI@Z)
1>RamDiskBus.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol “void * __cdecl operator new(unsigned int)” (??2@YAPAXI@Z)
1>RamDiskBus.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _malloc
1>RamDiskBus.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _puts
1>RamDiskBus.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _exit
1>RamDiskBus.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _free
1>RamDiskBus.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol “protected: long __thiscall BazisLib::DDK::Device::CreateDeviceRequestQueue(void)” (?CreateDeviceRequestQueue@Device@DDK@BazisLib@@IAEJXZ)
1>RamDiskBus.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol “protected: virtual long __thiscall BazisLib::DDK::BusDevice::PDOBase::OnQueryCapabilities(struct _DEVICE_CAPABILITIES *)” (?OnQueryCapabilities@PDOBase@BusDevice@DDK@BazisLib@@MAEJPAU_DEVICE_CAPABILITIES@@@Z)
1>RamDiskBus.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol “protected: long __thiscall BazisLib::DDK::Device::EnqueuePacket(class BazisLib::DDK::IncomingIrp *)” (?EnqueuePacket@Device@DDK@BazisLib@@IAEJPAVIncomingIrp@23@@Z)and on it goes…
Did you see the author somewhere? Is dissapperad from a loooot of time from this section, is supermegabusy like Obama, maybe IS Obama and the destiny of america are in his hands, you have make a good work for the Obamacare Mr.President
Anyway there aren’t any removal tools, seach in registry key with name:
basizwincdemuExample of a key you will found:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMControlSet001ServicesBazisPortableCDBusSame for the file, search for the two words example there is BazisVirtualCDBus.sys in Windows folder
