C++ Making My Own Library

Question

I have been writing my own library wrapper for Win32. I want to have it as an easily accessible library I can include in my projects.

Currently I have to manually add all the files to the project I am creating, then add the code:

#include "..etc/somefolder/frzn_windows.h"

Is there a way I can setup Microsoft Visual Studio 13 to automatically link the folder I store "frzn_windows.h" in, and also so I don't have to add each .h/.cpp file to the project. Similar to how it knows "windows.h" or < string>, etc.

I don't want the library to be a .dll or anything, just code that includes a bunch of classes to make it easier to use the Windows API.

Answer 1

You can use Additional Include Directories feature, that is accessible through project's Property Pages. See official Microsoft documentation here for details.