build process - Add reference DLL issue in Visual Studio -


I am using VSTS 2008. I have two projects (both are written in C #) in a solution file depending on the output of project 1 project 2 (DLL2). So, in Project 1, I am using "Reference -> Add Reference -> Browse", then choose DLL2 generated by Project 2.

My question is, I'm not sure that using such a method to add context would make my local computer specific file path dependency? In more information, assume that both projects are located in the folder D: \ testprojectsolution (d: \ testprojectsolution \ project1 and d: \ testprojectsolution \ project2), I want to make sure that if I complete the entire solution folder D: \ testprojectsolution For other people under different places (for example C: \ My Documents \ Sample Presentation Projects), they successfully (my estates with copy structures like Project 1 / Project 2) On the machine you can not depend on any particular file path, for example, no need to find files under D: \ testprojectsolution \ project2 or something.

For my perspective, some specific file paths may be in dependency, please let me know how to solve this problem.: -)

Thanks in advance, George

Instead of using context, Ujh, add it using the Projects tab. It will automatically consider project dependencies (and thus making orders) and other items.


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