Visual studio 2013 & intel Galileo

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Hi,

A real 'got to start somewhere question'.

I've successfully installed & compiled the MS VS2013 blinky example on to a Galileo Gen2 board. But now that I want to port over some of my Arduino sketches, I don't know where to put the library / header files. Do I put them in a 'library' directory, or is there a way of pointing to the location of each library folder?

Yours Simon M.

Posted 8-Mar-15 0:54am

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Pooja Baraskar · Answer 1 · 2015-03-28T12:39:00

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Just put your library/header files in the same folder which contains Main.cpp file. This will definitely going to work for you :)

Posted 28-Mar-15 12:39pm

Pooja Baraskar