This problem is due to HydraStudio not being able to find the C compiler. This can be fixed by making an entry into a file located at 'C:\Program Files\Querix\hstudio' (or where you have installed ‘HydraStudio’ to), the file will be named ‘Microsoft Visual C++.env’. The last entry in this file is labeled ‘PREBUILD=’, the file path of the vcvars file should go here.
The vcvars file is located within your Visual Studio installation and is a file needed to use the C compiler.
An example of the file path is: ‘C:\PROGRA~1\MICROS~1.NET\Vc7\\bin\vcvars32’, please keep in mind that you will need to use the MS-DOS names for the directories so it will be ‘PROGRA~1’ instead of ‘Program Files’.
Once you put the file path into the ‘PREBUILD=’ entry, save the file and recompile the program. If the new entry points to the vcvars file you will find that the errors disappear.
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