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Matthew Wozniczka
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I've just begun using a new windows 10 computer, with a new installation of VS2017 Enterprise.
I have a solution containing several C++ projects, and a bunch of #include statements now have those wonderful red underlines. If I try to 'open' the include file, I get an error like the following:
error
If I look at the project configuration, for the current configuration, and look at the additional include directories, I see the following:
config
So, for some reason, it looks like it's removing the 'C:\perforce' prefix from the directories. The same project file works fine on my old Windows 7 computer.
SIMBAENGINE_DIR/SIMBAENGINE_THIRDPARTY_DIR/SIMBASHARED_DIR are all environment variables, set to 'C:\perforce\SimbaEngine\Maintenance\10.1\Product'/'C:\perforce\ThirdParty'/'c:\perforce\SimbaShared', respectively.
Not sure where to start debugging this...
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I have a solution containing several C++ projects, and a bunch of #include statements now have those wonderful red underlines. If I try to 'open' the include file, I get an error like the following:
error
If I look at the project configuration, for the current configuration, and look at the additional include directories, I see the following:
config
So, for some reason, it looks like it's removing the 'C:\perforce' prefix from the directories. The same project file works fine on my old Windows 7 computer.
SIMBAENGINE_DIR/SIMBAENGINE_THIRDPARTY_DIR/SIMBASHARED_DIR are all environment variables, set to 'C:\perforce\SimbaEngine\Maintenance\10.1\Product'/'C:\perforce\ThirdParty'/'c:\perforce\SimbaShared', respectively.
Not sure where to start debugging this...
version
Continue reading...