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| After adding references to the other projects that your scenario will depend on, you usually also need to add an additional include directory to your main project that locates the referenced projects. This helps Visual Studio locate source code from the other projects. | After adding references to the other projects that your scenario will depend on, you usually also need to add an additional include directory to your main project that locates the referenced projects. This helps Visual Studio locate source code from the other projects. | ||
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| + | **Note:** //Visual Studio does not show the C/C++ compiler options folder in the project properties until a .cpp file is contained within the project. If your project does not yet contain a .cpp file, ensure you add one before continuing (typically named main.cpp).// | ||
| **Adding Additional Include Directories** | **Adding Additional Include Directories** | ||
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| - From Visual Studio, right click on your project in the Solution Explorer. | - From Visual Studio, right click on your project in the Solution Explorer. | ||
| + | - Set Configuration to All Configurations. | ||
| + | - Set Platform to All Platforms. | ||
| - Select Properties -> Linker -> Advanced. | - Select Properties -> Linker -> Advanced. | ||