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NVIDIA Nsight creates certain system environment variables that are useful when defining build properties. These are separate from the build macros defined by Visual Studio.

For more information about the list of macros available for build commands such as $(OutDir) and $(TargetName), see the MSDN article on Macros for Build Commands and Properties.

To see the environment variables related to CUDA paths:

1. Open the Advanced System Settings panel in the Control Panel.
   1. Start > Control Panel.
   2. Select System and Maintenance.
   3. Select System.
   4. In the left-hand pane, select Advanced system settings.

The System Properties window opens.

1. Click the Environment Variables button.
2. Under System Variables, scroll to see the variables that have CUDA in the name.
   
   
3. Click OK to close the window.
   

The Environment Variables window lists the system environment variables that begin with CUDA. These are variables that you can use in the project Property Pages to control various aspects of the build process.

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