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- 1. a means of solving a problem or dealing with a difficult situation: "there are no easy solutions to financial and marital problems"
- 2. a liquid mixture in which the minor component (the solute) is uniformly distributed within the major component (the solvent): "a solution of ammonia in water" Similar
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Mar 1, 2011 · I don't know of a solution wide definition, but I was able to quickly add a preprocessor definition to all projects by doing the following: hold ctrl and select each project. right click on any selected project and choose Properties. go to C/C++ --> Preprocessor. click the little down arrow beside Preprocessor Definitions.
Alternatively you can do your defines per file, but unlike C++ they must be at the top of your file. At the top of your file you can use: #define MY_DEFINE2. Or at the top of your file you can use: #undef MY_DEFINE2. This last one you'd do if you set a conditional compilation symbol and you wanted it in all files except maybe one.
Mar 11, 2009 · 0. You could create a project (dll) which simply held all of your environment varaibles; call it solution_env.dll or something. All of the other projects in the solution would have to reference that dll. I suspect that there are other, better ways to accomplish what you are trying to do, but then that depends on what you are actually trying to do.
Jan 3, 2010 · You can do that in the project properties, but not in source code. Project Properties => Build => Conditional compilation symbols. You can specify whichever symbols you need (space delimited, but IIRC is is quite forgiving). Note that DEBUG and TRACE can also be toggled with a checkbox. I have some projects with multiple "release" build ...
May 20, 2015 · You have two options as to where to define it: Code file level - In the beginning of the file write #define FLAG. You cannot place anything else (other than comments and blank lines) before define directives. As Ron Beyer points out, a directive defined in a file exists only for that file. Project level - Right click in the project in Solution ...
9. Use the CL environment variable to define preprocessor macros. Before calling MSBUILD, simply set the environment variable 'CL' with '/D' options like so: set CL=/DACTIVATE to define ACTIVATE. You can use the '#' symbol to replace '=' sign. set CL=/DACTIVATE#1 will define ACTIVATE=1. Then make the call to MSBUILD.
85. Project Settings -> C/C++ -> Preprocessor -> Preprocessor definitions. Here you can define symbols that are applied globally to all source code in your project. @user631623: If this was helpful and answered your question, you should accept it as the correct answer by clicking the green check mark next to it.
Jan 28, 2014 · VS2008 lets you define for example an include directory like this: "$(OpenCVInclude)\cxcore\include". I use it all the time. OpenCVInclude is a macro defined in a property sheet. As for question a), I think there is no "clean" way to do what you want. As an alternative you could the configuration manager: Include all the projects in the solution.
Jul 2, 2014 · The leakoff model is as shown below. Leakoff=C*f(t,τ) where,C=constant. t=current time. τ=time at which the cohesive element was damaged. τ is a solution dependent parameter which is not defined if the cohesive elements is not damaged i.e. SDEG = 0. Thus, τ is different for each element and has to be updated for the elements which are ...
May 20, 2012 · Kind of like an environment variable is used to define the additional include directories in a C++ project, except I want to do the same for the location of a project file in a solution. I've tried editing the solution in a text editor to change the path to start with %MyMacroName% or $(MyMacroName) but neither of them seems to parse just right.
