Debug DLLs not installed

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Debug DLLs not installed

I just installed beta 2 and it appears that the MSVC debug DLLs are not installed.  I successfully compiled a program in debug mode and when I go to execute it I get a popup saying that MSVCP80D.DLL cannot be found.  Doing a search I can find MSVCP80.DLL, but not it's not debug counterpart.

Anyone know how I can get this file installed

(Btw, I went thru a repair cycle and that didn't get it installed either)

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Debug DLLs not installed

  • adisingh

    Martyn,

    I'm building everything from the command-line, so
    that's no answer for me.  I think something is very wrong, here.


  • Andreas Asterlund

    David,

    You should find MSVCP80(d).dll in the windows directory under winsxs. If you are installing a C++ SKU (Visual C++ Express, Standard or any Visual Studio SKU) then these DLLs should be installed.

    Note that if you get an error message mentioning a DLL name (as this one does), this means that your project is not built correctly - it does not have a manifest, meaning it won't be able to find the DLLs in WinSxS.

    How did you build your project Normally, when you upgrade from VC7, 7.1 or 6 or earlier, we automatically add the relevant project system information to create a manifest for your project.

    Martyn Lovell
    Development Lead
    Visual C++ Libraries

  • brenmartin

    I meet the same question,but sometime debugging can succeed without MSVCP80D.DLL, Maybe this is a bug

  • johncmiller

    I installed the VS 2005 Beta2, let it convert all my project and solution files, and I've hit this dialog (Can't find MSVCP80D.dll). On my machine, there is a directory

    C:\WINDOWS\WinSxS\x86_Microsoft.VC80.DebugCRT_1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b_8.0.50215.4652_x-ww_a12cf373

    Along with a few hundred others for different libraries and different platforms. What do I update (PATH, .NET project directory option) to have it find the right version of the DLL


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