When the build runs in visual studio,
1>〇 ..vcxproj->C:\trunk...(omitted)...\GUM.\Debug\〇 ..dll
1 > The specified path could not be found.
1>The build of project cx.vcxproj has been completed.
========== All Rebuilds: 1 Successful, 0 Failed, 0 Skip ==========
I got the output
What is the "." between GUM and Debug in the dll folder path?
Without this dot, there is no problem with the folder path, but is it said that the path cannot be found because of this dot?
The Visual Studio project file is actually a project file for a build tool called MSBuild, and Visual Studio is only calling MSBuild.The settings on Visual Studio remain MSBuild variables.
What is "." between GUM and Debug?
This is the result of setting a value similar to "." somewhere in the configuration on Visual Studio.MSBuild only expanded the value specified in the variable.You have no choice but to check the project file to see where you made those settings.
MSBuild Project Build Output Details allows you to raise the logging level and get more information, but you should be familiar with how MSBuild works.
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