Created attachment 157705 [details] A trace of an error in lode script Hi, I'm a newbie on LO, please forgive me if I am sending this problem to the wrong place. Installing an LO SDK on Windows 10, I followed 'lode - LibreOffice Development Environment'. All went well until I reached page 4, where I ran './setup --prereq' . This said I needed the 2017 Visual Studio, but I had installed the 2019 version, so I ignored that. I then tried to run './setup'. but got a an error 'bash: ./setup: No such file or directory'. As I had called ./setup with --prereq parameter on the previous line, I was concerned... So I exited Cygwin shell, and entered it again, to receive the same error. I guessed at a PATH problem, so I echoed $PATH, and listed ~/.bash_profile with cat. I edited the saved PATH script with notepad, adding newlines at each ':'to make it readable. I attach it below. I have not altered any other profile settings, the installation is to a fresh copy of Windows 10, Windows Defender has not reported any detected errors. Any help would be very much appreciated.
(In reply to Richard from comment #0) > Any help would be very much appreciated. I am not familiar with LODE but you can probably get help at LibreOffice development and discussions mailing list: https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/libreoffice
Visual Studio 2017 is the default for 6.3, I think. You can use --with-visual-studio=2019 to define it. Please consult https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/BuildingOnWindows Seek help from the mailing list and #libreoffice-dev IRC channel @ freenode