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I have a question in regards to the DCC32.EXE command line compiler. I have a program that will set several.DOF project option files to a single file version (i.e. When I compile with a.RES with Version info. The.RES version info overrides the DOF When I compile with a.RES without Version Info. Al quran terjemahan melayu pdf. The EXE has no Version tab whatsoever. Is there an option I am missing on the command line compile that takes the version info saved in the DOF And adds it to the EXE like the IDE compile does?

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What am I missing? Any help would be appreciated. Quote >: 'David S. Dudley' wrote: > >Is there an option I am missing on the command line compile that takes the > >version info saved in the DOF And adds it to the EXE like the IDE compile > >does? > No - and the IDE doesn't it either, because the IDE just writes out the > RES > The correct group for this question would have been the IDE group, or, > possibly, the.objectpascal group.

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> -- > Cross-/multiposted messages are automatically ignored. > If you attach any data to your message, > I will never see your message. Quote > This is how we do it: > We have a tool that: > 1. Takes as parameters dof file name, version number, include file names > 2. Updates the dof file with version information (the dof file is an ini > file) > 3. Creates a new rc file with the correct (file and product) version and > application name (from dof file) and copyright notice and the include files > as #include's. You can see an example of the format of the rc in another > post in this thread.

> then you throw brcc32 on the rc file to get the res and then finally dcc32 > to get your exe, and all of in a little bat file of course. > If you want to the tool may update the dof with correct compiler settings > too, or maybe you keep them in a company brcc32.cfg file like we do.