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I’m new to MSVS2010. I’m porting a solution from MSVS2005 to MSVS2010. We used Intel Compiler 9.1 and now Intel Compiler 12.1. So the projects were previously splited in two files: *.vcproj and *.icproj. Now they are saved only in one file: *.vcxproj.
Well. I see some place where %(MACRONAME) macros are used. I knew $(MACRONAME) like $(OutDir) but what does %(…) mean?
%(ItemMetadataName) is MSBuild batching syntax. There is Target batching an Task batching, both are used to iterate through targets or tasks based on item’s metadata.