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I created a project in VS2013 that generates C++ source files, and I want it to also compile the generated files to a static-lib without having to add the generated files to the project. Ideally I want something like a custom build command that compiles everything that resides in the directory holding the generated files, but works inside VS and is triggered anytime the project regenerates the files.

Shefb
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  • You can do that using `CMake` to generate your Visual Studio project but `CMake` takes a while to learn – drescherjm Feb 18 '16 at 14:48

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