Settings for compiler In the project where you want to #include the header file from another project, you will need to add the path of the header file into the Additional Include Directories section in the project configuration. To access the project configuration: Right-click on the project, and select Properties. Select Configuration Properties -> C/C++ … Read more
By default, always just create new folder within the same project You will get single assembly (without additional ILMerge gymnastic) Easier to obfuscate (because you will have less public types and methods, ideally none at all) Separating your source code into multiple projects makes only sense if you… Have some portions of the source code … Read more
I have learned the answer to my question through other sources, yes, yes! Sadly, it didn’t fix my problem! What’s that make me — a fixer-upper? Yes, yes! To put stuff in a sub-directory of the Common Application Data folder from a VS2008 Setup project, here’s what you do: Right-click your setup project in the … Read more
Simply delete the .suo file. It contains the list of open files.
You can just copy and paste the files themselves. When you have your solution open, look at the top of the solution explorer and you’ll see an icon that looks like a page with a page outline behind it and a yellow page (not a very intuitive icon). This is the “show all files” button. … Read more
Add Library1 reference to the Executable project.
I guess I will have to definitively crush your dream. Sorry. It has been a decision by Microsoft to remove this from the default view to reduce the ‘clutter’. However, your ‘Show All Files’ setting will persist when you save your project. So if you show all files once and then save, then it will … Read more
First, you need to add a reference to Project2 in Project1. If you go to Project1 -> References -> Add Reference, you should see an option to add projects in solutions and add project2. Once you add a reference, to call a class Foo in namespace Name1.Name2, you can use the class as Name1.Name2.Foo foo … Read more
If i do that i will then need to specify the full namespace name before my static class in order to access it? No, there is no need for that, though the details depend on the class that will use these types and the using declarations it has. If you only use one of the … Read more
Not really. You’d have to do one of the following: Make a build script that builds the solutions in the correct order. Pre-build solution A, and only reference the built binary outputs from it in solution B. Make a third solution containing all of the projects from both solutions. The first two items are the … Read more