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Use the PASS0_SOURCEDIR macro to specify the output location for the source code generated by the Microsoft IDL Compiler (MIDL) and maketype.lib file. By default, the results of pass zero are output to the TARGETPATH subdirectory. Use this macro to change this behavior.

To create the source code generated by MIDL and maketype.lib in the current subdirectory, set PASS0_SOURCEDIR to dot ("."):

PASS0_SOURCEDIR=.

Your source code and maketype.lib file can be output to any location. If your #include directives do not specify the correct location, however, the tools later used by the Build utility will not be able to find the correct files.

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PASS0_CLIENTDIR

 

 

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Build date: 5/3/2011