Switching from Codeblocks to Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate: File Not Found Error

Hello. I`m switching from Codeblocks to Visual Studio. (2010). The university allows me to download the Ultimate version from dreamspark. Everything installed and I get the following error:

After all, you have a bull at the bottom that the compilation failed, so the program is gone...
Paste the compilation log.

Meh, zapomniałem to dodać

"Error 1 error LNK1123: failure during conversion to COFF: file invalid or corrupt c:\Users\Admin\documents\visual studio 2010\Projects\programpirwszy\programpirwszy\LINK
"

Nobody knows what`s going on?

The error indicates that you have added a library that is not compatible with VS.

I didn`t change anything in the installation settings. I didn`t add anything. Try reinstalling?

Do you have VS2010 SP1?

Add something like this to the beginning of the file:

rufek90 wrote:

Add something like this to the beginning of the file:

Code: text

Log in, to see the code

So that it says it didn`t find it stdafx.h ?

I don`t program in C++, but the fact is that the program written by the author of the thread starts compiling for me after adding #include "stdafx.h". I use VS 2k10 prof.

It is true that the error without #include "stdafx.h" is slightly different, because:

error C1010: unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header. Did you forget to add `#include "StdAfx.h"` to your source?


here is my content of the stdafx.h file located in the "Header Files" folder of the win32 console application project. I did not add this file myself, it is created when creating the console application project :)




Edit: Now I noticed that the author has these folders empty. Have you created a new win32 console application project? This is what it looks like for me:

rufek90 wrote:

I don`t program in C++, but the fact is that the program written by the author of the thread starts compiling for me after adding #include "stdafx.h". I use VS 2k10 prof.

It is true that the error without #include "stdafx.h" is slightly different, because:

error C1010: unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header. Did you forget to add `#include "StdAfx.h"` to your source?

It`s completely different, and reported by the linker.

rufek90 wrote:

Edit: Now I noticed that the author has these folders empty. Have you created a new win32 console application project?

Probably yes, but the empty project option was selected, or the creation of precompiled headers was deselected and the rest of the files were deleted. Anyway, the code is correct.

This time I didn`t make an empty project and the folders are actually full, but the error still appears.

To me it looks like an argument with another compiler, e.g. Borland or GCC.
I recommend uninstalling Visual and reinstalling it.

LED5W wrote:

Do you have VS2010 SP1?

This is the Ultimate version. No Service Pack 1.

@Edit:

As my colleague LED5W advised, installing Service Pack 1 helped.