For copying a files to the output directory in Visual Studio 2003 you could use Post-Build event: Right click on the project->Properties Common Properties->Build Events Set Post-Build Event Command Line to: xcopy /y $(ProjectDir)my_file.ini $(ProjectDir)$(OutDir) OK and build!
So @Hans Passant pointed in the right direction, Thanks!! You don’t have to list the file, a folder is sufficient. Then if you look in the defined macros at the bottom of the VS 2010 list, you’ll see: %(RelativeDir)/ Univariate/ The problem, as posted, was actually a simplified version of what I’m working on — … Read more
You have to give the setting the proper value to bring clarity:
Here’s a PowerShell script that retrieves project details from a .sln file: Get-Content ‘Foo.sln’ | Select-String ‘Project\(‘ | ForEach-Object { $projectParts = $_ -Split ‘[,=]’ | ForEach-Object { $_.Trim(‘[ “{}]’) }; New-Object PSObject -Property @{ Name = $projectParts[1]; File = $projectParts[2]; Guid = $projectParts[3] } }
A bit late for the original poster, but maybe useful to others. Two freeware viewers for structured storage files (including .suo-files): https://github.com/ironfede/openmcdf (old URL: http://sourceforge.net/projects/openmcdf/) http://www.mitec.cz/ssv.html (free for non-commercial use) When you open a .suo file in one of these viewers, you will see streams related to: Bookmarks Debugger watches Unloaded projects Outlining Task-list user … Read more
There are 2 parts of your question: How to configure solutions to build assemblies/EXE into folders of your choice – this is configured through properties of the project in VS (project properties -> build -> output path). Also value of check “copy local” property on each reference. How to load assemblies files from non-default locations … Read more
Copy your project to a new one (Ctrl+c & Ctrl+v). Change the package-name in your manifest Rename your main package with refactor. Don’t forget to select. Change your application name in manifest application android:icon=”@drawable/icon” android:label=”**new name**”
Unusual requirement. But it can be done. Add a new project to your solution, use the Visual C++ > General > Makefile Project template. Set its NMake > Build Command Line setting to the commands you want to execute. Use Project > Project Dependencies to make all other projects depend on it.
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
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++->General. Set the … Read more