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Asked: 2026-05-27T03:57:24+00:00

I am trying to get my project which builds fine on Linux to port

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I am trying to get my project which builds fine on Linux to port to Visual Studio 2008.

At the moment, I am stumped by the behavior of include files where the inclusion specifies a directory path like #include <botan/zlib.h>. There is a zlib.h file in my project, but it seems in visual studio you do not have a directory structure of files, but instead just a collection of files, and thus the path to a file is not relevant.

How can I teach Visual Studio to resolve include files where part of the path to the file is specified?

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  1. Editorial Team

    The path in VS is exactly as relevant as anywhere else. If you want to #include <botan/zlib.h>, and the actual path is C:\folder\botan\zlib.h – you must add C:\folder\ to include path.

    P. S. Project tree in VS is indeed unrelated to the physical project structure in filesystem. If you want to make your project look nice – use filters (right click on project or filter -> Add -> New Filter).

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