MantisBT - CMake

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0002738

CMake

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2006-01-19 11:13

2008-10-02 09:49

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Mathieu Malaterre

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Bill Hoffman

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feature

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Summary

0002738: RC file support for bcc32

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http://public.kitware.com/pipermail/paraview/2005-November/002166.html [^]

brc32 [options] <filename>.RC [<filename>.EXE]

Command-line options

BRC32 accepts these options:

Switch Description

-d<name>[=string] Defines a symbol you can test with the #IFDEF preprocessor
                        directive.
-fo<filename> Renames the .RES file.
-fe<filename> Renames the .EXE file.
-i<path> Adds one or more directories (separated by semicolons) to the
                include search path.
-r Creates a .RES file only. The compiled .RES file is not added to the .EXE.
-v Prints progress messages (verbose listing).
-x Directs the compiler to ignore the INCLUDE environment variable when it
         searches for include or resource files.

-16 Builds 16-bit .RES files.
-32 Builds 32-bit .RES files.
-Vd.d Makes the .EXE file with Windows version provided (v3.1 is the default for
         16-bit resources; -v4.0 is the default for 32-bit resources). Version
        options are listed in the following table.

Option Bit Resulting look

3.1 16 Gives white background with a non 3-D look for Windows 3.1x, Windows 32s, or WinNT 3.1
4.0 16 Gives gray 3-D look for Windows 95 and WinNT 3.51
3.1 32 Gives white background with a non 3-D look for Windows 32s or WinNT 3.1
4.0 32 Gives gray 3-D look for Windows 95 and WinNT 3.51

The following switches are invalid when the -r switch is specified:

-k Disables the contiguous preload of segments and resources in the .EXE file.
        Segments are kept in the order in which they appear in the .DEF file. (This
        option only applies to 16-bit resources.)
-t Creates an application that runs only in protected mode (Windows Standard or
       386 Enhanced mode).

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