Add VCRUNTIME140.DLL dependency for windows in FAQ #607
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| ### What do I need to get gptscript working on windows? | |||
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Just some nits on capitalization - I believe we call the tool GPTScript
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| ### What do I need to get gptscript working on windows? | |||
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| If you encounter an error message `exit status 0xc0000135` when executing gptscripts in Windows environment, it is because of VCRUNTIME140.DLL not being installed. | |||
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instead of saying gptscripts, elsewhere we have just referred to them as scripts
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| If you encounter an error message `exit status 0xc0000135` when executing gptscripts in Windows environment, it is because of VCRUNTIME140.DLL not being installed. | ||
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| Once you have VCRUNTIME140.DLL installed from - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/windows/latest-supported-vc-redist?view=msvc-170, gptscript execution should succeed. |
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| ### What do I need to get GPTScript working on windows? | |||
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Also, I'm not sure this FAQ question is quite specific enough - a lot of people will already have these tools installed for them. You might want to make the question reflect the specific issue the vcredist install solves a little more.
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| If you encounter an error message `exit status 0xc0000135` when executing scripts in Windows environment, it is because of VCRUNTIME140.DLL not being installed. | |||
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Instead of calling out a specific version of the runtime library DLL, it would probably make more sense to say the 'Visual C++ Redistributable' or 'Microsoft C and C++ Runtime libraries'. That language is more in line with the language the user will see from Microsoft.
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the winget manifest was merged for the latest version of gptscript so we shouldnt need this doc update anymore. |
Add VCRUNTIME140.DLL dependency for windows in FAQ