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Is VS 2019 supported? #274

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bhardwajs opened this issue Aug 1, 2019 · 5 comments
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Is VS 2019 supported? #274

bhardwajs opened this issue Aug 1, 2019 · 5 comments

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@bhardwajs
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Documentation says

Via Vcpkg You can manage the dependencies with Vcpkg, and use Visual Studio 2015 update 3 or Visual Studio 2017 for development environment. Simply install Casablanca via Vcpkg will setup everything needed.

What about VS 2019? Can I use vcpkg with VS 2019?

@katmsft
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katmsft commented Aug 2, 2019

Yes, vcpkg automatically supports VS2019. However, although unlikely, there might be some build issues for this repository to resolve since we have not yet officially supported VS2019.

@bhardwajs
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I was able to build and test using VS2019.

How about connecting on MSFT internal to see what needs to be done to make VS 2019 officially supported?

@katmsft
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katmsft commented Sep 2, 2019

Normally we only supports two VS versions, we would need to discuss internally if we can drop VS 2015 and supports only VS 2017/2019. Please stay tuned.

@mloskot
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mloskot commented Jul 15, 2020

@katmsft

we would need to discuss internally if we can drop VS 2015 and supports only VS 2017/2019.

Any news on this?

@Frafjord
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In 16.10 it will give a warning about the use of std::atomic_load_explicit (deprecated in C++ 20).

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