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    Hey guys, The additional include directory in the project Im looking @ is listed as below $(RTI_HOME)/$(RTI_BUILD_TYPE)/include I am working with Windows OS but I'm still confused why it still works with $ sign in front of the environment variables. I thought ($) sign in front of environment variables is suppose to mean you are working with a Linux/Unix environment and (%) sign in front of environment variables is suppose to mean you are working with the Windows OS. Someone help me out here..... Thanks in advance Jaysan:-D

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      Hey guys, The additional include directory in the project Im looking @ is listed as below $(RTI_HOME)/$(RTI_BUILD_TYPE)/include I am working with Windows OS but I'm still confused why it still works with $ sign in front of the environment variables. I thought ($) sign in front of environment variables is suppose to mean you are working with a Linux/Unix environment and (%) sign in front of environment variables is suppose to mean you are working with the Windows OS. Someone help me out here..... Thanks in advance Jaysan:-D

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      it's not a Windows or Unix thing, it's a Visual Studio thing.

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        it's not a Windows or Unix thing, it's a Visual Studio thing.

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        ($) is a Visual Studio thing? then when do we use (%) and ($) while referring to different OS directories

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          ($) is a Visual Studio thing? then when do we use (%) and ($) while referring to different OS directories

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          Jay03 wrote:

          ($) is a Visual Studio thing?

          when you said "project", i assumed you were talking about VS. and VS uses $(name) for its configuration macros.

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