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I'm experiencing significant issues connecting Creo Parametric with Visual Studio. Currently, I'm referring to the "Creo Object Toolkit C++ Release Notes" for guidance, but I'm encountering numerous errors. Could you provide a step-by-step guide on how to properly connect Creo and Visual Studio?
Thank you.
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Those errors suggest that in your project properties you have not included the directories where those header files exist , e.g.:
The paths you would need to include are:
<Creo install loaction> \Common Files\otk\otk_cpp\include\
<Creo install loaction> \Common Files\otk\otk_cpp\otk_examples\includes\
See section "Debugging Creo TOOLKIT Applications" in "Creo Toolkit User's Guide" aka tkuse.pdf
Like These types of errors i am getting,
Those errors suggest that in your project properties you have not included the directories where those header files exist , e.g.:
The paths you would need to include are:
<Creo install loaction> \Common Files\otk\otk_cpp\include\
<Creo install loaction> \Common Files\otk\otk_cpp\otk_examples\includes\
After including Directory i a getting these errors. please help to solve this
You cannot launch the compiled application directly from Visual Studio, you need to launch Creo with your application loaded and then "Attached to Process" Xtop.exe from within VS.
Look into <Creo inst>\Common Files\protoolkit\Creo_Toolkit_GSG.pdf for initial information and Chapter 94 in tkuse.pdf for a more in depth guide.
Parametric is open, code having 0 errors, but still i am getting error like,
Unable start the program "C:\Program Files\PTC\Creo 10.0.0.0\Common Files\otk\otk_cpp\x86e_win64\obj\otk_install\otk_install\otk_install\x64\Debug\otk_install.log
the system cannot find the file specified
Also i am getting same error like before,
after adding the path of the directories.
and in empty screen i am getting error like
please help me to solve this