title: Is it possible to put the SDL .lib, .dll, and header files somewhere so I can just type #include <SDL2.h> in a visual studio 2017 RC project?
body: <p>My question is, is there a place(s) I can put the SDL .lib, dll, and header files, or process I can do, so when I create a C++ project I can just type <code>#incldue &lt;SDL2.h&gt;</code> instead of having to mess about with the project settings every time. Also making a project template is not a desirable solution to this question. Also, the IDE I am using is visual studio 2017 RC, running on windows 10. I also have access to the SDL source file so I could do something with the .c files if necessary. </p>
  
  <p>Note that the desired solution would allow the programmer to include sdl in the same way they would include something like <code>#include &lt;stdio.h&gt;</code>, no extra work.</p>