Visual Studio 2013 compilation error DXSDK_DIR

[FRtranslator]

Hi all,

I have just installed VS2013 Pro to be able to compile the new versions of Dolphin, since the project has been updated to VS2013.
The DirectX June 2010 SDK has always been installed on my system, which is a Windows 7 SP1 x64.

Since the update to VS2013, I have never been able to compile Dolphin anymore. Here is what I did, resulting always the same failing issue:
- created a new folder and clone the Master branch again, for a clean test
- checked the Include directories, and tried with and without the path to the DirectX SDK in the list
- tried to delete the DXSDK_DIR variable in Windows

I tried a new compilation after each change, and reverted that change after.

I always have the same messages: "error C1189: #error: You are building this module against the wrong version of DirectX. You probably need to remove DXSDK_DIR from your include path and/or _WIN32_WINNT is wrong."

I don't know what to do and where to search anymore,
and I cannot find anything in the forums. So, please, heeeeelp!

Many thanks.

[FRtranslator]

OK, shuffle2 fixed my issue. Here it is, for everyone:

If you have DXSDK_DIR in your global property sheets, remove it.

Open View / Other Windows / Property manager
Click on Dolphin, expand items until you get to Microsoft.Cpp.$(platformname).user, e.g.: Microsoft.Cpp.Win32.user
Then open that (double-click) and go to VC++ directories.
Modify all paths to <Inherit from defaults>
Do it for win32 and x64.

It should compile fine now.