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I just downloaded Visual Studio 2010, and they changed a lot since Visual Studio 2008. These options were changed: the header includes, the lib directory to add, and all changed.
I followed a series of tutorials to do that, but in the other version I just had to add the mylib.lib string in the textfield, but now I look over and over, and I can’t find a place to paste that mylib.lib to link with my project.
Where can I find it?
If you’re looking for how to get a lib file imported in to your project, you can do this either by editing the project settings, under Linker>Input:
…or you can use a
#pragma…I typically add this right in to the header file for the library I want to import. Alternatively, you can add it to any header or CPP file in your project.