Saving a project...
Making it portable. I have a project with lots of dependencies, with libs in various folders on my drive. How do i save it so that the dependencies and the headerfiles and everything get included?. Im using vs 2008.
I think OP wants to make the project portable, not the generated executable.
Suppose you have the project in My documents\solution\project\, and it uses My documents\libs\library1.lib, My documents\libs\library2.lib and My documents\include\*. What you do is copy include\ to solution\ and create libs\ in solution\ and move library?.lib to solution\libs\. Then, in the project properties, you change all paths, which are probably absolute, to relative paths.
Additional include directories: ..\include\
Additional library directories (or something like that): ..\libs\
Suppose you have the project in My documents\solution\project\, and it uses My documents\libs\library1.lib, My documents\libs\library2.lib and My documents\include\*. What you do is copy include\ to solution\ and create libs\ in solution\ and move library?.lib to solution\libs\. Then, in the project properties, you change all paths, which are probably absolute, to relative paths.
Additional include directories: ..\include\
Additional library directories (or something like that): ..\libs\
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