application specific include paths

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Hi Guys

Im still doing some work in VC6. (oh my gawd I hear you shriek!!!!)

Anyway, I really dont want to port my simple test app to .NET and I
dont have VC7 so
Id like to find a solution.

Basically I need to have application dependant include paths for two
applications.

Essentially both applications include the same header file which
includes a .def file, called the same name(zigbee.def) but which has
different defenitions in the different application folders.

Any help much appreciated.

I know from previous threads that VC7 could set application specific
include paths but I cant find this in VC6.

Denis

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