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hello. I have downloaded sample code from microsoft, and under the Project Properties --> Additional Dependencies, they have "$MSSdk"\Include. I know that "$MSSdk" is a variable, but I'm not sure where/how to define it as the path to the Microsoft SDK I have installed. My question is, how would I do so?
I love to program!
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hello. I have downloaded sample code from microsoft, and under the Project Properties --> Additional Dependencies, they have "$MSSdk"\Include. I know that "$MSSdk" is a variable, but I'm not sure where/how to define it as the path to the Microsoft SDK I have installed. My question is, how would I do so?
I love to program!
If you install the platform SDK, this should take care of itself. Perhaps even the SDK that comes with the IDE maps to this. Why do you think there's a problem ?
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
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If you install the platform SDK, this should take care of itself. Perhaps even the SDK that comes with the IDE maps to this. Why do you think there's a problem ?
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
The samples provided with the SDK won't compile. I ran the program that the ReleaseNotes.Htm file said to run and it said the environment variables were set, but the samples still won't compile. If I keep them in the same directory I don't have write access, and if I move them to another directory, it can't find anything.
I love to program!
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The samples provided with the SDK won't compile. I ran the program that the ReleaseNotes.Htm file said to run and it said the environment variables were set, but the samples still won't compile. If I keep them in the same directory I don't have write access, and if I move them to another directory, it can't find anything.
I love to program!
allenmpcx wrote:
The samples provided with the SDK won't compile.
What happens ? What errors do you get ?
allenmpcx wrote:
If I keep them in the same directory I don't have write access
Then change the file properties so you do. You could also replace the settings with absolute paths if you wanted to
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
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allenmpcx wrote:
The samples provided with the SDK won't compile.
What happens ? What errors do you get ?
allenmpcx wrote:
If I keep them in the same directory I don't have write access
Then change the file properties so you do. You could also replace the settings with absolute paths if you wanted to
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog