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Include directory precedence in VS2010

Just installed VS2010 on Windows 7 and am having an issue with include directories while attempting to compile existing C code. VS2010 appears to search the project directory first for include files regardless whether the <file.h> or "file.h" include format is used. Is there a way to force a different ordering for system include files (<file.h>)? The issue arises because I have name collision between an application header and a system header.

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You will have to edit project properties. Check the changes in vs2010 here.

Praveen S  2010-07-20 18:39:44

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