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How to add additional include directory on solution level?

I have a big solution with ~30 projects(it's not my fault). I have several versions of boost. Each solution uses it's own version of boost. For now boost is set for each project(30 times). How to set boost on solution level? I want to say this solution uses boost_1.39, this solution uses boost_1.33. I can add path globally on VisualStudio level in Tools/Options/Project and Solutions/VC++ Directories. This way is bad, because then all my solutios use one boost. Or i can set boost on Project level. But how to do it for solution? Such feature is present on any build system.

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vsprops allows to set the same properties to different projects.

Andreo  2009-07-06 08:12:51

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