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TestRunner.exe never created and BingRequest program always throws exception #25
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Could you copy paste the build error here so we can investigate it? |
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I tried:
and it works as expected. As kavyako mentioned above, could you provide some more info around your error messages so we can look into it? |
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If it's working for you, then never mind...could've been something weirdo on my machine. I don't have everything setup anymore to test it again...switched to cURL to get my project done. There was no build error. Every time I ran the BingRequest demo, it threw an exception deep in the wait code. Sorry...shouldn't have said anything...or at least given a callstack. |
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I see. In that case I will close this bug. |
An exception is always thrown in the wait entered in the BingRequest demo. I gave it a search string and a file name that I believe were valid, so I'm ruling out "garbage in, garbage out" as a problem.
Build always fails, but building again succeeds, probably because DevStudio does not get the dependencies right.
Using VS2013, v120 build tools, x64, Windows 10.