VisualStudio 2008 has a few options when it comes to ASP_Folders (ASP_GlobalResources, ASP_LocalResources, ASP_DATA, etc). I have a few dependency DLLs like (DotNetOpenAuth) that I will like to store in SVN so that when people checkout the solution they don't have to install anything in their development machine.
A:
I generally store references in a lib folder that is a sibling to the source folder. The parent to both those folders is the root for that project. Something like this:
lib/
reference.dll
build/
buildscript.xml
source/
SolutionFile.sln
ProjectA/
ProjectA.csproj
ProjectB/
ProjectB.csproj
Visual Studio will store the references as relative paths (....\lib\reference.dll) so version control should not be an issue.
Richard Szalay
2009-09-08 12:16:07