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Intel SGX Debugger option isn't listed in VS Studio

Shreya2209
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I have installed Intel SGX SDK v 2.12.103.1 and VS Studio Professional 2019 (16.10.2). While building an enclave, in the list of all the debuggers the Intel SGX Debugger isn't listed. How to resolve this?

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JesusG_Intel
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Hello Shreya,

Please follow these instructions:


The Intel SGX Installation Guide for Windows OS states:

"The add-in and wizard for Microsoft Visual Studio* 2017 IDE or Microsoft Visual Studio* 2019 IDE are also provided separately with vsix as extension name. If it unfortunately fails to install the add-in or wizard, double-click the corresponding vsix files to install them manually."


Follow these steps to find and install the .vsix files for the add-ins:

  1. Rename Intel(R)_SGX_Windows_SDK_2.12.100.4.exe to Intel(R)_SGX_Windows_SDK_2.12.100.4.zip.
  2. Double-click the .zip file and navigate to the installs subdirectory where you will find the .vsix files.
  3. Extract the .vsix files.
  4. Double-click SEWizardVS2019.vsixClick Next if necessary.
  5. Double-click SEConfigureVS2019.vsixClick Next if necessary.
  6. Change the extension of the .zip file back to .exe and install the SDK as usual.


Sincerely,

Jesus G.

Intel Customer Support


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JesusG_Intel
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Hello Shreya,

Please follow these instructions:


The Intel SGX Installation Guide for Windows OS states:

"The add-in and wizard for Microsoft Visual Studio* 2017 IDE or Microsoft Visual Studio* 2019 IDE are also provided separately with vsix as extension name. If it unfortunately fails to install the add-in or wizard, double-click the corresponding vsix files to install them manually."


Follow these steps to find and install the .vsix files for the add-ins:

  1. Rename Intel(R)_SGX_Windows_SDK_2.12.100.4.exe to Intel(R)_SGX_Windows_SDK_2.12.100.4.zip.
  2. Double-click the .zip file and navigate to the installs subdirectory where you will find the .vsix files.
  3. Extract the .vsix files.
  4. Double-click SEWizardVS2019.vsixClick Next if necessary.
  5. Double-click SEConfigureVS2019.vsixClick Next if necessary.
  6. Change the extension of the .zip file back to .exe and install the SDK as usual.


Sincerely,

Jesus G.

Intel Customer Support


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