You need to ensure that you have enlisted and built Roslyn sources with VS2017 tag on your machine. For further guidance, refer to the recipe, Setting up Roslyn, enlistment in Chapter 8, Contribute Simple Functionality to Roslyn C# Compiler Open Source Code.
Additionally, git commit https://github.com/mavasani/roslyn/commit/4b50f662c53e1b9fc83f81a819f29d11b85505d5 on your enlistment to get the syntax definitions and build CSharpCodeAnalysis project.
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