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Visual Studio 2017 linux project from existing source

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I have configured successfully the Visual Studio 2017 enviroment for Ubuntu 18 (via WSL) and I can compile/execute simple projects. But I have a problem with the following project.

My C++ code is located in the WSL enviroment in the user home which I can explore throught the AppData folder in Windows. The project consists of the following files:

src-> main.cpp
 -> libs -> A-> A.h, A.cpp
 -> B-> B.h, B.cpp
 ...

On visual studio, I have only two options. Either I create a new empty linux project but I cannot add all the files to project keeping the same folder structure, or creating a project from existing source but there is no option to create a linux project. I would create a linux project from source files located in the WSL installation keeping the same file structure. Adding the source files to the project get them flattened to the root and the prject can be compiled correctly. I don't want to create folders manually since they are a lot.
How can I solve?

visual-studio-2017 ubuntu-18.04 windows-subsystem-for-linux

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  Does that project contain Linux code or Windows code?
  
  – Biswapriyo
  Mar 9 at 20:08
  

  
  
  
  


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  It contains Linux code.
  
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  Mar 10 at 21:18
  

  
  
  
  

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I have configured successfully the Visual Studio 2017 enviroment for Ubuntu 18 (via WSL) and I can compile/execute simple projects. But I have a problem with the following project.

My C++ code is located in the WSL enviroment in the user home which I can explore throught the AppData folder in Windows. The project consists of the following files:

src-> main.cpp
 -> libs -> A-> A.h, A.cpp
 -> B-> B.h, B.cpp
 ...

On visual studio, I have only two options. Either I create a new empty linux project but I cannot add all the files to project keeping the same folder structure, or creating a project from existing source but there is no option to create a linux project. I would create a linux project from source files located in the WSL installation keeping the same file structure. Adding the source files to the project get them flattened to the root and the prject can be compiled correctly. I don't want to create folders manually since they are a lot.
How can I solve?

visual-studio-2017 ubuntu-18.04 windows-subsystem-for-linux

share|improve this question

edited Mar 8 at 14:06

Discipulos

asked Mar 8 at 13:43

DiscipulosDiscipulos

157114

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Does that project contain Linux code or Windows code?
  
  – Biswapriyo
  Mar 9 at 20:08
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  It contains Linux code.
  
  – Discipulos
  Mar 10 at 21:18
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I have configured successfully the Visual Studio 2017 enviroment for Ubuntu 18 (via WSL) and I can compile/execute simple projects. But I have a problem with the following project.

My C++ code is located in the WSL enviroment in the user home which I can explore throught the AppData folder in Windows. The project consists of the following files:

src-> main.cpp
 -> libs -> A-> A.h, A.cpp
 -> B-> B.h, B.cpp
 ...

On visual studio, I have only two options. Either I create a new empty linux project but I cannot add all the files to project keeping the same folder structure, or creating a project from existing source but there is no option to create a linux project. I would create a linux project from source files located in the WSL installation keeping the same file structure. Adding the source files to the project get them flattened to the root and the prject can be compiled correctly. I don't want to create folders manually since they are a lot.
How can I solve?

visual-studio-2017 ubuntu-18.04 windows-subsystem-for-linux

share|improve this question

edited Mar 8 at 14:06

Discipulos

asked Mar 8 at 13:43

DiscipulosDiscipulos

157114

src-> main.cpp
 -> libs -> A-> A.h, A.cpp
 -> B-> B.h, B.cpp
 ...

share|improve this question

edited Mar 8 at 14:06

Discipulos

asked Mar 8 at 13:43

DiscipulosDiscipulos

157114

share|improve this question

edited Mar 8 at 14:06

Discipulos

asked Mar 8 at 13:43

DiscipulosDiscipulos

157114

asked Mar 8 at 13:43

DiscipulosDiscipulos

157114

asked Mar 8 at 13:43

DiscipulosDiscipulos

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