I am switching to Visual Studio 2013, and trying to compile a library that uses Boost.
Boost is installed on a network server with a path similar to \\ netserver\libs
Sure, I have listed this path in Additional Include Directories for the project. Still, the build reports fatal error C1083: Cannot open include files: 'boost/test/auto_unit_test.hpp': No such file or directory
When I copy Boost files to local drive and modify project setting accordingly, the project compiles fine.
If I map network drive (for example, Z:) to point to \\ netserver\libs, compilation fails. It seems the failure has something to do with Boost files being on a remote server.
Everything worked just fine with Studio 2012... Right now I am completely lost.
I would appreciate any clues, advises... please...