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Three commonly used:

1. Executable directory: The directory in which to search for executable files. corresponds to the PATH environment variable, which is the directory for the. dll.

2. Include directory: The directory in which to search for the included files referenced in the source code. corresponds to the INCLUDE environment variable.

3. Library Directory:lib environment variable. " > corresponds to   LIB   environment variables.  linkergeneral Property page, select additional Library Dependencies and then specify the relative path of The file. > This setting does not apply to. obj files; to link to an. obj file, in the linker->

Properties page, select Other library dependencies, and then specify the relative path to the file.

linkergeneral Property page, select additional Library Dependencies and then specify the relative path of The file. > Other rarely used:

Reference directory: The directory in which the assembly and module (metadata) files referenced in the source code are searched by #using directives. corresponds to the LIBPATH environment variable.

Source directory: The directory in which to search for source files for IntelliSense.

Exclude directory: Check for directories that are not searched when building dependencies.

It is important to note that the following two roles are consistent in the project, but there are differences:

VC + + Directory: Valid for all projects and future new projects
C + +--normal-to-attached include directories: Valid only for the current project

vs Property Page Directory type