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September 18, 2021, 17:00	Help. No Nmake.exe file in my visual studio code folder	#1
soankerabhinay New Member Abhinay Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Posts: 23 Rep Power: 11	I am getting an error nmake is not recognized as internal or external command. I read some info and seems like i need to add nmake.exe to environmental variable path. Here is the problem, I was told bin folder in visual studio code should have nmake.exe file, but nmake.exe file is not present. I installed visual studio recently. I added CPP extension to my visual studio as well. Why is there no namke.exe file in Visual studio code folder? yogeshbalodi likes this.

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