I know the question may seem really noobish, but actually i have pretty huge coding experience, and it's just that i'm pretty new to Visual Studio (installed VS_2017 just few hours ago) and i'm rly struggling with global options now: i can't find a way to specify location of a library(-ies) for different projects.
I know there r 2 options for every project: "C/C++ » General » Additional Include Directories" & "Linker » General » Additional Library Directories", but the thing is that i have 3 libraries (atm) and they used in a bunch of different projects (there will be even more projects loaded via git and they all will be using same 2-3 libs)...
So specifying the same directories for every project manually seems very inefficient to me, but i rly can't find any global option for include/lib paths... I googled 'bout "Tools » Options » Projects and Solutions » VC++ Directories » Include files" but such feature is deprecated in VS 2017.
SO:
- i wonder if such feature actually exists in Visual Studio 2017 (or some replacement)
- i wonder if there is some sideway like some macro maybe which can add library (previously configured paths) to a project via couple clicks (preferably with RegExp syntax for replacement if there is some path specified for one of libs already)
P.S. i know about Environmental variables in Win OS's, but it's not acceptable for me 'cuz it looks unreasonable to trash it with directories which will be used ONLY by VS IDE!