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Originally Posted by Gavino
Rather than have a copy of avisynth.h in every project folder, you may prefer just to add the containing folder (eg C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\FilterSDK\include) to the list of include folders for the project.
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Not really, I think it's better to distribute your sources with the exact version of avisynth.h used to build it. Two reasons:
1) Avisynth folder might be different on different systems, someone who uses your project file will need to modify that. One might not even have the required version installed. Of course if you're writing closed source plugins or hope to avoid contributors, this is "fine".
2) It shows you the exact version of avisynth.h used to build a plugin. Just earlier this week I had to fix a plugin that didn't work in x64 mode because it still used AvisynthPluginInit2 even though it came with 2.6 header. This header being included helped me to identify the problem a lot faster than I could do with other methods.