I don't know what am I doing wrong (C++)

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I am working on a program in c++ in VS, and I don't have any red lines in the code, but at the time of building the code it keeps sending:

"3 actionable tasks: 2 executed, 1 up-to-date
The terminal process "cmd.exe /d /c gradlew build generateVsCodeConfig -Dorg.gradle.java.home="C:\Users\Public\wpilib\2022\jdk"" terminated with exit code: 1."

I would like to know if there is a way to see what am I doing wrong exactly, to solve it.
So how can I see it?
Or if it can't, what should I do?

What I have tried:

I barely have tried to do something, I only have investigated and restarted Visual Studio, also reinstalled it.

(Sorry if I don't write correctly, English isn't my native language

Posted 29-Jan-22 8:45am

Juan Vicente Canales

Updated 29-Jan-22 10:50am

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M Imran Ansari 29-Jan-22 14:54pm

In error list select the Build+Intellisence to show all errors.

Juan Vicente Canales 29-Jan-22 14:59pm

Thanks but..... how can I see that? I'm new at this, sorry

Juan Vicente Canales 29-Jan-22 17:35pm

I already solved it, it was a problem of something with my laptop, thanks

M Imran Ansari 30-Jan-22 1:00am

Great. Happy Coding!!

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2022-01-29T10:50:00

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A quick google suggests it's the version of VS you are using: Romi and C++ - #2 by Thad_House - C/C++ - Chief Delphi[^] - try installing 2019 / 2022 and see if that fixes it.

Posted 29-Jan-22 10:50am

OriginalGriff