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    How do i include a header files directory of another library to my project's include file path.

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      How do i include a header files directory of another library to my project's include file path.

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      Open the project settings. Go to the C++ tab. Use the combobox to go to the Preprocessor entry. Under 'additional include folder' enter a relative or absolute path. I prefer to use relative paths from the DSW file, since I might end up with a different drive letter or arrange items into different levels. Less work if things are relocated relatively to each other than a hard coded path to some specific drive in some specific rooted folder hierarchy.

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        Open the project settings. Go to the C++ tab. Use the combobox to go to the Preprocessor entry. Under 'additional include folder' enter a relative or absolute path. I prefer to use relative paths from the DSW file, since I might end up with a different drive letter or arrange items into different levels. Less work if things are relocated relatively to each other than a hard coded path to some specific drive in some specific rooted folder hierarchy.

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        Suppose im using an open source library borZoi-1.0.2.I copy its folder to my project and the header files r in borZoi-1.0.2\src directory so what will b the relative path with respect to DSW file

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          Suppose im using an open source library borZoi-1.0.2.I copy its folder to my project and the header files r in borZoi-1.0.2\src directory so what will b the relative path with respect to DSW file

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          hi, i am trying to use the borzoi 1.02 with Visual studio 2008 C# .NET, i am trying to use the ECC implementation in this library, so how can i integrate this library and use its functions from within VS 2008 C#. thanks alot

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            hi, i am trying to use the borzoi 1.02 with Visual studio 2008 C# .NET, i am trying to use the ECC implementation in this library, so how can i integrate this library and use its functions from within VS 2008 C#. thanks alot

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            Hans Dietrich
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            Try the C# forum.

            Best wishes, Hans


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