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Re: how can i use BRC32? solution.

 
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edriano
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 28, 2004 7:41 pm    Post subject: Re: how can i use BRC32? solution. Reply with quote



Hello all, thanks for the answer.

I have read a lot about brc32, and i found that no matter how hard i try it
does not seems to work correctly, i am not able to join a .RES file in a EXE
file, well
the solution i have found was a non standard one

" I am using the command line tool " BCC55

i add this line in my source code.

#pragma resource "my_file.res"

and it seems to work well,

[email]edriano (AT) netcomsp (DOT) com.br[/email]


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Ed Mulroy [TeamB]
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 28, 2004 8:21 pm    Post subject: Re: how can i use BRC32? solution. Reply with quote



brc32.exe and brcc32.exe convert a *.rc source file into a *.res
resource file. They are bound into the exe by the linker,
ilink32.exe. You can either call the linker yourself, specifying the
*.res file in the appropriate place on its command line or you can let
the compiler, bcc32.exe, call the linking and use the pragma you show
to have the compiler specify the resource file to the linker.

.. Ed

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Hello all, thanks for the answer.

I have read a lot about brc32, and i found that no matter
how hard i try it does not seems to work correctly, i am
not able to join a .RES file in a EXE file, well
the solution i have found was a non standard one

" I am using the command line tool " BCC55

i add this line in my source code.

#pragma resource "my_file.res"

and it seems to work well,



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