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source files vs. resource files

 
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Jackie
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PostPosted: Fri Jan 27, 2006 3:50 pm    Post subject: source files vs. resource files Reply with quote



Hi all, I am new to visual c++, and found that each C++ project
automatically generates source files and resource files, what are their
roles, respectively? Thanks a lot.

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roberts.noah@gmail.com
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PostPosted: Fri Jan 27, 2006 3:58 pm    Post subject: Re: source files vs. resource files Reply with quote




Jackie wrote:
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Hi all, I am new to visual c++, and found that each C++ project
automatically generates source files and resource files, what are their
roles, respectively? Thanks a lot.

Resource files are specific to the development environment and OS, they
have nothing to do with C++. They are what they say, resources. The
often contain icons, strings, and version information. Fankly I hate
them...too much in Windows programming is done with some stupid static
string embedded in a resource file.

There is a whole OS specific API for dealing with resources in all the
languages you can code in. You need to see a windows specific
newsgroup for more information on them.


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red floyd
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PostPosted: Fri Jan 27, 2006 4:19 pm    Post subject: Re: source files vs. resource files Reply with quote



Jackie wrote:
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Hi all, I am new to visual c++, and found that each C++ project
automatically generates source files and resource files, what are their
roles, respectively? Thanks a lot.


Your question is specific to Visual C++, and as such, is off topic in
this newsgroup, which is the dedicated C++ language as defined by the
ISO standard.

Microsoft has several newsgroups, dedicated to Visual C++. May I
suggest trying

microsoft.public.vc.ide_general

For a general discussion of the IDE (the wizards and such are on-topic
there as well).

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