This is a very bad way of doing this, if you upload the project to say git. The person using your project will have a completely different folder structure and will be greeted with thousands of linker errors on initial build.
@@cubedude8690 What he meant he was using Direct Route to the Folders Instead you should be Expecting that you use From Root " so /lib or /include instead " So Root Directory / Sub Directory Files.
Why do they make you do it like this? Why cant you just drag it into the solution explorer or something. I feel like they purposefully make this product un user friendly I dont understand why tho
How to include sub-directories in Visual Studio? I have to include many header files, which are in different sub-directories. Is there a way in Visual Studio (I am using 2013 edition) to set one include path that Visual Studio will search also the sub-directories for header files? My Project is in C/C++. Add the "base folder" to the project (project properties -> Configuration Properties -> C/C++ -> Additional Include Directories, "additional include directories") I have tried the above option but it is not possible for me to add each and every directory followed by a semicolon. I have total 60 + different C C++ sub-directories
you need to include the file with the full path starting from the base folder. if your file is in basefolder/folder1/file1.h you need to include it like this: #include
@@BoostMyTool there are almost 500+ header files and it is the project of reputed product, it is not possible for me to update each and every file? Any alternative solution?
![CAMPปลิ้น | EP.83[2/2] ประสบการณ์ขนหัวลุกจากตำนานวงการผี!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/T_kFecQw7Ds/mqdefault.jpg)
Finally! Thank you so much, I'm new to programming and you helped me a ton.
Very good. Straigtforward tutorial containing exactly the info needed.
very helpful. Finally made progress
Very helpful, Sir. Thank You, from Brazzil!!!
This is a very bad way of doing this, if you upload the project to say git. The person using your project will have a completely different folder structure and will be greeted with thousands of linker errors on initial build.
how _should_ I do it then?
@@cubedude8690 What he meant he was using Direct Route to the Folders Instead you should be Expecting that you use From Root " so /lib or /include instead " So Root Directory / Sub Directory Files.
@@VerzatileDev what do you mean? I can't understand plz help
@@조현우-n9g read about relative or absolute paths in visual studio or in programming
Amazing job. thanks a lot we need more videos like this.thanks again.
Thank you for your clarification~!😄
Thank You!
How to do it manually? Please make a video on that. How to do it without any IDE.
My god, why do they make it so complicated to add one single library file? This is ridiculous.
engineers making engineer tools
usefull thanks lott
Why do they make you do it like this? Why cant you just drag it into the solution explorer or something. I feel like they purposefully make this product un user friendly I dont understand why tho
I agree, this seems ridiculous
Hi, for me it's saying "there are no property pages for the selection". How can I fix this? Thank you
How to include sub-directories in Visual Studio?
I have to include many header files, which are in different sub-directories. Is there a way in Visual Studio (I am using 2013 edition) to set one include path that Visual Studio will search also the sub-directories for header files?
My Project is in C/C++.
Add the "base folder" to the project (project properties -> Configuration Properties -> C/C++ -> Additional Include Directories, "additional include directories")
I have tried the above option but it is not possible for me to add each and every directory followed by a semicolon.
I have total 60 + different C C++ sub-directories
you need to include the file with the full path starting from the base folder. if your file is in basefolder/folder1/file1.h you need to include it like this: #include
@@BoostMyTool there are almost 500+ header files and it is the project of reputed product, it is not possible for me to update each and every file?
Any alternative solution?
mate, can i ask a question ?
Thanks
Very helpful
I can't find the linker tab
Thank you
Thank you.
Can we do the same for cs50 library to vscode?
Thanks bro.
Didn't work :(
Very thanks , Long live your hand (^_^)
Why is his visual studio look so old??
based video
Thanks gan
the f are you doing
you are rude