W
wbierman808
Guest
Hello. My basic situation is this:
I can provide any other information that might be necessary. Please help me!
Continue reading...
- Visual Studio 2015 Version 14.0.25123.00 Update 2.
- I have five projects in one solution.
- Three are static .lib projects, and two are exes.
- Both executables link all three static .libs.
- One executable links successfully, and one does not.
- The one that does not compile says it cannot find a .lib and errors.
- If I remove that .lib requirement, the next ones cannot be found either. It is finding none of them.
- I have repeatedly confirmed that the paths and settings for the non-linking executable project are correct and identical to the settings for the project which links successfully.
- I have tried recreating the project for the non-linking executable from scratch and have the same problem.
- In the non-linking executable's project, whenever I add a project reference, it is listed under References with a yellow triangle and an exclamation mark.
- If I view the properties for one of these broken references, the 'Full Path' contains the following string: "The "Microsoft.VisualStudio.ProjectSystem.References.UnresolvedBuildDependencyProjectReference" reference could not be resolved."
- The Assembly Name property is empty in those same properties.
- If I view the properties for the same reference in the linking project, the Assembly Name property is correct, as is the path to the .lib file in 'Full Path'.
- I have tried manually executing link.exe, and even that does not work. It says that the .lib file(s) cannot be found.
I can provide any other information that might be necessary. Please help me!
Continue reading...