I'm trying to install Intel SGX SDK on Windows 11.
I followed Intel instruction, downloaded the executable: "Intel SGX SDK for Windows v2.17.100.2.exe", and tried to execute it.
The only thing that happens is that a zip program is opened and asks me where to unzip it. But no installation is initiated.
Somewhere in the installation guide by Intel (which has been written few years ago) it is been suggested to unzip it and install the files in "installs" directory. But from what I unzipped - there is no such a directory.
I installed the nuget package (SGX SDK) on Visual Studio - but I'm interested in the other programs that the SDK suppose to provide and specifically the code examples.
I probably missing something.
Thanks for any help!
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I'm installing Bazel so I can install mediapipe for Python on Windows 10. It says in the Bazel requirements:
The Windows SDK contains header files and libraries you need when
building Windows applications.
So I downloaded WinSDK and found out that the full installation requires 3.4GB. Is there a minimal set of features that I need to install from WinSDK for Bazel to work, so I can avoid installing the whole 3.4GB? This is the list of the WinSDK features:
Windows Performance Toolkit
Debugging Tools for Windows
Application Verifier For Windows
.NET Framework 4.8 Software Development Kit
Windows App Certification Kit
Windows IP Over USB
MSI Tools
Windows SDK Signing Tools for Desktop Apps
Windows SDK for UWP Managed Apps
Windows SDK for UWP C++ Apps
Windows SDK for UWP Apps Localization
Windows SDK for Desktop C++ x86 Apps
Windows SDK for Desktop C++ amd64 Apps
Windows SDK for Desktop C++ arm Apps
Windows SDK for Desktop C++ arm64 Apps
Windows SDK for Desktop C++ x86 Apps was enough (it auto selects its dependency packages as well).
I am having a problem with installing Netbeans 8.2 on my new MacBook Pro 13 (M1). I already have Netbeans 8.2 installed on my PC desktop, but I can't install it on my Mac. It's isn't my first time that I installed it on a pc, but this time I really don't know how to install it. First thing what I did was to download the JDK 8 file to my Mac and installed it (https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/javase-jdk8-downloads.html), after that I dowloaded Netbeans 8.2 (version "All", https://netbeans.org/downloads/old/8.2/) and installed it. But now comes my problem, when begin installing it, a pop-up pops up (No Java found, NetBeans IDE cannot be installed. This software can be installed with Java 8 or newer. Please download and install the latest update of Java 8 from http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html and restart NetBeans installation.) So now I am stuck. I have looked everywhere on the internet to find the problem solve it but found nothing. I would love to get some help with my problem. Thank you./(PS. I am new in the world of Mac-os. I have tried some advise's from stack overflow to get working with the terminal, but no success.)
I have solved it! I first needed to download "Homebrew" on my Mac and after that I downloaded Netbeans 8.2 in the terminal with this "brew install --cask netbeans-java-se" after that I needed to edit the my path and now it works fine.
go to terminal then paste this command. 'brew install --cask netbeans'
Windows 10, Delphi 10.4.1, IBLite 2020
Hello all,
Getting "ibtogo64.dll not found in the path" when trying to run on any computer that does not have Interbase installed.
I have been using Advantage local server and would like to move to iblite for testing and small desktop projects.
I created a small test project using the sample data.
I copied the compiled project and supporting files, including license file and data to a USB drive.
Stopped the Interbase service and ran the project fine.
Moved the USB drive to a different computer and got the error as soon as project ran.
To make sure the running project was using the local DLL, I moved the USB back to the development computer and removed the DLL. Got the error, pasted back everything fine.
What am I missing.
Things I checked:
Made sure DLL's are in same directory as exe
Deployment files all checked except reg_ibtogo.txt using reg_iblite.txt
reg_iblite.txt is in the license folder
Interbase directory in same directory as exe
Project is release version
I ran the program from USB on laptop that has Interbase installed and service stopped and worked fine.
On Delphi-PRAXiS question came up about license. I have an included license file and according to this that's all I need.
RAD Studio includes InterBase 2020 ToGo and IBLite editions for embedded application development.
Developers can deploy their multi-device applications on Windows (32-bit and 64-bit), macOS (32-bit and 64-bit), iOS (32-bit and 64-bit) or Android (32-bit and 64-bit) devices with an IBLite license, for free. Also, developers using RAD Studio 10.3 Rio Enterprise or Architect editions can deploy their iOS and Android applications with the InterBase ToGo (IBToGo) for Mobile license included. They can additionally purchase an IBToGo license for desktop platforms (Windows, macOS, and Linux).
Developers using Professional edition can purchase an IBToGo license for all platforms separately.
any help would be appreciated,
Gary
Try deploying the InterBase 64 bit client to the .EXE directory, then copy ibclient64.dll to ibtogo64.dll. If that works, we can contemplate why.
I just had this problem on 32 bit. The problem was I did not have the 32 bit Visual C++ runtime installed. So, you likely did not have the 64 bit one.
I have notebook with the AMD FX 7500 processor and Windows 10 pro.
I also have installed VS 2015 Community and Xamarin. Is it possible to debug developed iOS application without iPhone? If yes, then how ?
You cannot build, run or test an iOS app without a Mac.
You may install Mac OS on VM on a PC but it's illegal (Apple does not allow this in the Mac OS TOS) and it often does not really work.
As Xamarin doc says:
There are a few requirements that must be adhered to when developing
for iOS in Visual Studio. As briefly mentioned in the overview, a Mac
is required to compile IPA files, and applications cannot be deployed
to a device without Apple’s certificates and code-signing tools. Also,
the iOS simulator can be used only on a Mac.
No. You have to have an OSX machine to act as a build host.
I am attempting to build iOS apps in C# in Visual Studio with the help of the Xamarin software. My question is, is there any other solutions for resolving the build host connection between my Mac and PC? I have successfully downloaded the Xamarin software on the PC but on my mac i cant install Xamarin because it has the 10.6.8 software but Xamarin needs 10.7.0 at the least. I have already installed Xcode successfully as well.
Unfortunately you will need to update your Mac build host machine to 10.7 in order to use the cross platform building solution provided by Xamarin.
This is because one of the key requirements is that you have Xamarin.iOS installed on the Mac build host which, as you mentioned, requires 10.7.