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Visual C++ - Need External Dependencies folder in project
I am beginning a project for a Data Structures class I am taking & have a question that I'm sure someone can easily answer.
In my project filesystem in Visual c++, I have the following folders: "Source", "Header" & "Resource" I need a folder called "External Dependencies" that will store a .cpp file. I tried to manually add a folder by this name into my project but got the error message that this is a reserved folder name. I created my project as an empty Win32ConsoleApplication project. Is the problem that I have created the wrong kind of project? How do I go about getting this type of folder into my project? Thank you. |
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My understanding is this is created for files which are stored on shared drives. Call the folder something else or try to include a file off a shared drive (assuming you have the Pro or Ent edition).
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