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A Visual Studio Wizard to add more project configurations

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22 May 2011CPOL14 min read 30.8K   504   27  
This article explains how to automate Visual C++ project configurations using the Visual Studio wizard engine.
#ifndef _PROJECT1_VERSION_HEADER_FILE_INCLUDED_
#define _PROJECT1_VERSION_HEADER_FILE_INCLUDED_


//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Project1 Package
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Project1 version definitions:
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// Project1 version number
#define _PROJECT1_VERSION_                    MAKELONG(0, 1)

// Project1 Major version number
#define _PROJECT1_VERSION_MAJOR               1

// Project1 Minor version number
#define _PROJECT1_VERSION_MINOR               0

#define _PROJECT1_VERSION_REVISION            1

// Project1 version prefix
#define _PROJECT1_VERSION_PREFIX              100

#define _PROJECT1_RETAIL

#undef _PROJECT1_PACKAGE_DESCRIPTION
#define _PROJECT1_PACKAGE_DESCRIPTION "Project1 Library"

#undef _PROJECT1_PACKAGE_NAME
#define _PROJECT1_PACKAGE_NAME "Project1"


#endif //#ifndef _PROJECT1_VERSION_HEADER_FILE_INCLUDED_

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As a professional software developer with more than 6 years experience, I've involved in a variety of projects in many areas. I started with developing desktop applications for Windows 95 (both 16-bit and 32-bit programs), moved to developing client/server applications using Windows NT technologies, and now I'm up to my ears working with .NET development.

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