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I am having trouble installing the C# extension using the VSIX file
I need to install Visual Studio Code and a few extensions on a computer with no internet access, I have already installed the .NET Install Tool and (after failing to install the basic C# extension) the C# Dev Kit, but when installing the C# extension I get the error “Extract: not enough bytes in the stream. expected 18139160. got only 17280742”.
What can this error be related to?
I am having trouble installing the C# extension using the VSIX file
I need to install Visual Studio Code and a few extensions on a computer with no internet access, I have already installed the .NET Install Tool and (after failing to install the basic C# extension) the C# Dev Kit, but when installing the C# extension I get the error “Extract: not enough bytes in the stream. expected 18139160. got only 17280742”.
What can this error be related to?
Why am I getting undefined reference to `WinMain’ collect2.exe: error: ld returned 1 exit status?
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Is it possible to input an EOF into the VSCode terminal without having to start a newline?
Normally, in VSCode, you need to press <Enter> <Ctrl-Z> <Enter>
to create an EOF character. However, I’d like to write an EOF without having to create a newline. Is this possible?
Is it possible to input an EOF into the VSCode terminal without having to start a newline?
Normally, in VSCode, you need to press <Enter> <Ctrl-Z> <Enter>
to create an EOF character. However, I’d like to write an EOF without having to create a newline. Is this possible?
Why is VS Code not assigning the correct value to my integer? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: How can I declare and define multiple variables in one line using C++? (11 answers) What should happen when printing an uninitialized variable? (5 answers) Closed 22 mins ago. I am trying to read a file and record how many times every letter appears in the file. To do […]
Why is VS Code not assigning the correct value to my integer? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: How can I declare and define multiple variables in one line using C++? (11 answers) What should happen when printing an uninitialized variable? (5 answers) Closed 22 mins ago. I am trying to read a file and record how many times every letter appears in the file. To do […]
How to navigate to type from decompiled C# code in VS Code?
In VS Code I cannot navigate to types in decompiled C# code: