"Local" include directory with VS .net

From: relic (relic_at_invalid.in)
Date: 09/03/04


Date: Fri, 03 Sep 2004 19:47:49 +0200

Hi,
I have an already done c++ project(other os, other dev tools), I would
like to port it to vsnet c++. So I have this directory structure:
ProjName
|-src
  |-math
  |-other_dir with sources
  |some cc files
|-win32
  |-vsnet project files
In my code I have some:
#include "file1.h" which is in "math"
#include "file2.h" which is in "other_dir"
In order to compile that, I would like to add "math/" and "other_dir/"
to the search path for includes but only for *this* project.
I know how to do this globally, but how to do it for only one project?
I use visual studio .net.

Thank you for your help.



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