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I am using FANN library (it doesn't matter what this library does) in my x64 VS project. I want to add *.lib file in "Additional Dependencies" (Project->Properties->Linker->Input) library. As I do not want to hardcode path to libraries, so that my solution can be opened on computer with library in different location, I want to use environment variables. For this library it is %FANN_DIR%. When I insert such string in "Additional Dependencies" (%FANN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib) it evaluates to "úNN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib". Building of the project ends with "LNK1181 cannot open input file 'úNN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib'" I have used this approach on other libraries without any problem. What is a proper way to include environment variable %FANN_DIR% location?
I tried:
1) Provided full path - solution compiles
2) Used this approach on other libraries - it worked
3) Used %%, % and @"%(...)"
4) Checked that this is probably caused because of %FA, although I can't
change the environment variable naming
Expected results:
%FANN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib to evaluate to C:FANN-2.2.0bitfannfloat.lib
Actual results:
%FANN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib evaluates to úNN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib
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I am using FANN library (it doesn't matter what this library does) in my x64 VS project. I want to add *.lib file in "Additional Dependencies" (Project->Properties->Linker->Input) library. As I do not want to hardcode path to libraries, so that my solution can be opened on computer with library in different location, I want to use environment variables. For this library it is %FANN_DIR%. When I insert such string in "Additional Dependencies" (%FANN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib) it evaluates to "úNN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib". Building of the project ends with "LNK1181 cannot open input file 'úNN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib'" I have used this approach on other libraries without any problem. What is a proper way to include environment variable %FANN_DIR% location?
I tried:
1) Provided full path - solution compiles
2) Used this approach on other libraries - it worked
3) Used %%, % and @"%(...)"
4) Checked that this is probably caused because of %FA, although I can't
change the environment variable naming
Expected results:
%FANN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib to evaluate to C:FANN-2.2.0bitfannfloat.lib
Actual results:
%FANN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib evaluates to úNN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib
visual-studio environment-variables
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I am using FANN library (it doesn't matter what this library does) in my x64 VS project. I want to add *.lib file in "Additional Dependencies" (Project->Properties->Linker->Input) library. As I do not want to hardcode path to libraries, so that my solution can be opened on computer with library in different location, I want to use environment variables. For this library it is %FANN_DIR%. When I insert such string in "Additional Dependencies" (%FANN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib) it evaluates to "úNN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib". Building of the project ends with "LNK1181 cannot open input file 'úNN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib'" I have used this approach on other libraries without any problem. What is a proper way to include environment variable %FANN_DIR% location?
I tried:
1) Provided full path - solution compiles
2) Used this approach on other libraries - it worked
3) Used %%, % and @"%(...)"
4) Checked that this is probably caused because of %FA, although I can't
change the environment variable naming
Expected results:
%FANN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib to evaluate to C:FANN-2.2.0bitfannfloat.lib
Actual results:
%FANN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib evaluates to úNN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib
visual-studio environment-variables
asked Mar 28 at 19:30
user1762979user1762979
361 silver badge3 bronze badges
I am using FANN library (it doesn't matter what this library does) in my x64 VS project. I want to add *.lib file in "Additional Dependencies" (Project->Properties->Linker->Input) library. As I do not want to hardcode path to libraries, so that my solution can be opened on computer with library in different location, I want to use environment variables. For this library it is %FANN_DIR%. When I insert such string in "Additional Dependencies" (%FANN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib) it evaluates to "úNN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib". Building of the project ends with "LNK1181 cannot open input file 'úNN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib'" I have used this approach on other libraries without any problem. What is a proper way to include environment variable %FANN_DIR% location?
I tried:
1) Provided full path - solution compiles
2) Used this approach on other libraries - it worked
3) Used %%, % and @"%(...)"
4) Checked that this is probably caused because of %FA, although I can't
change the environment variable naming
Expected results:
%FANN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib to evaluate to C:FANN-2.2.0bitfannfloat.lib
Actual results:
%FANN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib evaluates to úNN_DIR%binfannfloat.lib
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