In the Project Properties -> Configuration Properties -> C / C ++ -> General -> Additional Include Directories added: $ (ProjectDir)
Description
$ (RemoteMachine)
Set to the value "Debug" on the property page "remote computer" attribute. For more information, see the project changes for C / C ++ debug configuration settings.
$(References)
A semicolon-delimited list of references is added to the project.
$(ConfigurationName)
The current name (for example "Debug") project configuration.
$(PlatformName)
Name of the current project platform (such as "Win32").
$(Inherit)
In order specified by the project build system written by the command line, inherited properties appear. By default, inherited properties appear at the end of the current property.
$ (NoInherit)
So that any will be inherited property is not inherited. To also avoid peer-level calculations, using ( S T O P E V A L U A T I n- G ) . The use (StopEvaluating). Use (NoInherit) will lead to the same property ignores any $ (Inherit) appears.
$(StopEvaluating)
Immediately stop calculation macros chain. It appears in the ( S T O P E V A L U A T I n- G ) of the rear of any one of any value will not be a current in the macro to count calculated values of the . As if any of the following values (StopEvaluating) will not appear in the macro Calcd. If (StopEvaluating) in ( the I n- H E R & lt I T ) of the former , the count calculation chain in when the frontBit set of following the order of value will not be even connected to the macro value . Before (Inherit), the current value of the position calculating inheritance chain will not be connected to the macro value. (StopEvaluating) is $ (NoInherit) functional superset.
$(ParentName)
It contains the name of the item for this project item. The name will be the name of the parent folder or item name.
$(RootNameSpace)
Namespace contains the application (if any).
$ (IntDir)
Intermediate file with the specified directory path for the project directory. It resolves to a value of "intermediate directory" attribute.
$(OutDir)
Path of the output file directory, relative to the project directory. This resolves to "Output Directory" property value.
$ (DevEnvDir)
Visual Studio .NET installed (defined in the form: driver + path); includes a trailing backslash '\. "
$(InputDir)
Enter the directory file (defined in the form: driver + path); includes a trailing backslash '\. " If the item is input, then this macro is equivalent to $ (ProjectDir).
$(InputPath)
Absolute pathname of the input file (defined forms: drive + path + base name + file extension). If the item is input, then this macro is equivalent to $ (ProjectPath).
$ (InputName)
Enter the base name of the file. If the item is input, then this macro is equivalent to $ (ProjectName).
$(InputFileName)
Enter the file name (defined as base name + file extension). If the item is input, then this macro is equivalent to $ (ProjectFileName).
$(InputExt)
File input file name extension. In front of it in the file extensions include. "." If the item is input, then this macro is equivalent to $ (ProjectExt).
$(ProjectDir)
Catalog items (defined in the form: driver + path); includes a trailing backslash '\. "
$(ProjectPath)
Absolute pathname of the project (defined forms: drive + path + base name + file extension).
$(ProjectName)
The basic name of the project.
$(ProjectFileName)
The project file name (defined as base name + file extension).
$(ProjectExt)
The project file extension. In front of it in the file extensions include. "."
$(SolutionDir)
Directory solution (defined in the form: driver + path); includes a trailing backslash '\. "
$(SolutionPath)
Absolute pathname of the solution (defined forms: drive + path + base name + file extension).
$(SolutionName)
Solve the basic name of the program.
$(SolutionFileName)
Filename solutions (defined as base name + file extension).
$(SolutionExt)
File extension solutions. In front of it in the file extensions include. "."
$(TargetDir)
The master catalog generation output file (defined in the form: driver + path); includes a trailing backslash '\. "
$(TargetPath)
Absolute pathname generated primary output file (defined in the form: driver + + primary path name + file name extension).
$(TargetName)
Generating the base name of the primary output file.
$(TargetFileName)
File name generation master output file (defined as the base name and file extension).
$(TargetExt)
Master files generated output file extension. In front of it in the file extensions include. "."
$ (VSInstallDir)
Visual Studio .NET installation directory.
$ (Is vcınstall)
Visual C ++ .NET installation directory.
$(FrameworkDir)
The installation directory of the .NET Framework.
$(FrameworkVersion)
Framework version of .NET Visual Studio use. Combined with the $ (FrameworkDir), it is the full path of Visual Studio .NET Framework version used.
$(FrameworkSDKDir)
.NET Framework SDK installation directory. .NET Framework SDK can be installed as part of Visual Studio .NET, it can also be installed separately.
$(WebDeployPath)
From the root to the Web deployment project output path relative position belongs. RelativePath returns the same value.
$(WebDeployRoot)
Absolute path to the location. For example, c: \ inetpub \ wwwroot.
$(SafeParentName)
Name valid name format directly to the parent. For example, a form is the parent .resx file.
$(SafeInputName)
As the name of the file valid class name, but does not include the file extension.
$ (SafeRootNamespace)
Project wizard will add the name of the namespace code. This namespace name contains only allowed in a valid C ++ identifier character.
$(FxCopDir)
Fxcop.cmd file path. fxcop.cmd file and not all installed with Visual C ++ version.