--------------------Configuration: DemoApp - Win32 Debug--------------------
Compiling...
StdAfx.cpp
DemoApp.exe - 1 error(s), 0 warning(s)
The following environment variables were not found
$(dxsdk)
Visual Studio and Environment Variables
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I haven't played much with using external environment variables as variables within the VC++ 6 IDE. The problem I'm running into is that I'm trying to fragment together a busted SDK for an application that is distributed with a piece of hardware. There is almost no documentation on it and very little relevant commenting in the code. The additional include paths and various other command line options for compiling contain "$(dxsdk)" environment variable. Atleast, that's what I'm assuming it is from the compile error that is generated when I try to compile the application.
In your header paths, get rid of the variable and just give it the full path to the DirectX SDK. If you don't have it, you can get it here. If you don't, that'd explain why you're have problems. Also, if you don't have the SDK, make sure you're using the same SDK version as the application. (Assuming the application isn't yours, of course)
Please post the problems you're getting while doing this. I believe that should give you what you want.
Quote:Original post by Daishi
I tried replacing all the variables with absolute paths, but that seems to be causing some other issues.
Please post the problems you're getting while doing this. I believe that should give you what you want.
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