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Having Project Dependencies visible on Visual Studio? #284
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Hello Soufiane, You must be doing something wrong in your configuration because it should be working. Here is a screenshot of a msbuild based project I have that is managed by Sharpmake. Are you passing special parameters to your AddPublicDependencies ? Could you paste some code here showing the way you are adding your dependencies? These are C++ projects, right ? Thanks |
It might not be your case, but I encountered a similar case a few years ago and was also surprise at first. If your project output a static library, it does not need the results of its static dependencies to compile itself. I believe Sharpmake omit the project dependency in this case to improve compilation time. It enable the MSBuild engine to compile your projects in parallel. |
Hi JS, For info, I'm using "sharpmake 0.20.0".
All projects are C++, |
Hello, In the screenshot I posted, sandbox is an exe and the 3 checked projects are static libs. I suggest you upgrade to latest version, maybe we fixed a bug a while ago. |
Do we have a way to have Project Dependencies visible on Visual Studio, I tried AddPublicDependency and AddPrivateDependency:
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