I have Windows 10 host and Windows 7 guest OS. I have Visual Studio installed on Windows 7 guest, and I try to compile code that located in shared folders that I mount as network drive.
When I try to do that with Visual Studio 2013, output library file contains all zeros (binary ones, I see it in hex editor). It is for sure shared folder bug, because otherwise (not from shared folders) compilations is OK.
Is there any way to fix this bug and force shared folders to do what they promised, i. e. to share files between host and guest OS, and not to write all zeros to output file?