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Additionally include directories in VS2010 for the "empty C ++" project

I am creating a sample project (Hello, World!) With libevent .

(Note only: this question has nothing to do with libevent, but with Visual Studio .: -))

I compiled the library separately from the outside, but in Visual Studio.

I need to check the sample code, and I started by creating a new project in VS2010. I have chosen Visual C++ --> General --> Empty Project.

When I selected the project properties for adding “additional included directories”, I did not find the C/C++node where it is usually added. Here's what it looks like: Additional include directories in VS2010 for an empty C ++ project

However, when I select Visual C++ --> Win32 --> Win32 Console Application, I can see the C/C++node and add additional include directories.

, VC++ Directories --> Include Directories. .

include C++ --> Win32 --> Win32 Console Application? .

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++. ; (.lib) (DLL).

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