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Add Library Functionality and #includes
Oct 14th, 2022 at 10:47am
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Something else I have experienced, but has nothing to do with this. 

The add libraries is working like a kind of database. when an old library that has been updated, The #include in the library is is not been updated sometimes. I delete the line #include and and import the lib and copy it over the other code line #include that was still in use by an other library, because it was referring to an old location. Maybe it is because a pragma or #ifndef in the header, I don't know.
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Re: Add Library Functionality and #includes
Reply #1 - Nov 18th, 2022 at 9:15pm
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This is because you had clone + versioning enabled. 

Remove the older shared project reference from "Solution explorer>Project>References".

Shared projects are added as shared project references using the standard Visual Studio project references facility. You can manage the references yourself or switch off library versioning.

fyi: In recent releases of Visual Micro 2.0, we have updated visual micro so that when cloning is switched off versioning is also switched off. It seemed to cause confusion for obvious reasons.

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