Name
Resource Compiler, brcc32.exe
Usage
brcc32 [-16] [-31] [-32] [-w32] [-ccodepage
] [-dname
[=string
] [-fofilename] [-h] [-?] [-ipaths
] [-llanguage
] [-m] [-r] [-v] [-x]file
Description
The resource compiler compiles a resource script (.rc) into a resource file (.res). The command-line resource compiler can be more convenient than using the Project Manager in the IDE when you want to automate builds.
See the Microsoft Platform SDK documentation for the format of a resource script. This information is available online from msdn.microsoft.com and on the Microsoft Developer Network CDs.
Options are not case sensitive. Each option can begin with a hyphen
(-
) or a slash (/
). Unlike the
command-line compiler, you cannot concatenate any options, even if
you use a slash.
The rest of this section describes the command-line options.
-
-16
-
-31
Build a 16-bit .res file (for compatibility with Windows 3.x).
-
-32
-
-w32
Build a 32-bit .res file (for Windows 9x, Windows NT, Windows 2000). This is the default.
-
-c
codepage
Set the default code page to
codepage
. The code page controls the interpretation of multibyte characters. See the Windows API documentation for a list of supported code pages.
-
-d
name
[=
string
]
Define
name
as though it appeared in a#define
directive in the source file. The default definition forname
is 1. You can supply a different definition after an equal sign.
-
-fo
filename
Set the output filename to
filename
. The default is a file with the same name as the input file, ...
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