Hi,
I want to compile my recource that was created in BCC to VS, but got errors like SS_RIGHT, SS_LEFT not defined.
What is the best way to convert it?
I want to open it in VS2015, but I only see the text-file. Is there also an visual-resource-editor available in VS2015?
Marc,
> I want to compile my recource that was created in BCC to VS, but got errors like SS_RIGHT, SS_LEFT not defined.
Easiest way is to do #include <windows.h> at the top
> I want to open it in VS2015, but I only see the text-file. Is there also an visual-resource-editor available in VS2015?
Yes, there is a resources editor built in the IDE
Antonio,
I opened the .RES file that was created in BCC in FW32 with VS2015, and than saved it as .RC, and it worked....
The only problem is that my application gives a windows error (0x000007b) when opening it 
. I take a look why...
The sample-files with resources runs fine..
Marc Vanzegbroeck wrote:Antonio,
I opened the .RES file that was created in BCC in FW32 with VS2015, and than saved it as .RC, and it worked....
The only problem is that my application gives a windows error (0x000007b) when opening it. I take a look why...
The sample-files with resources runs fine..
Antonio Linares wrote:If you are using a manifest file, this change is important if you build your app for 32 and bits using the same RC file:
#ifndef __64__
1 24 "WindowsXP.Manifest"
#endif
#ifdef __64__
1 24 "WindowsXP.Manifest64"
#endif
To compile your resources for 64 bits remember to use -D__64__
if EXIST %1.rc %bcdir%\bin\brc32 -r -D__64__ -I%bcdir%\include -I%bcdir%\include\windows\sdk %1
#ifdef __64__
1 24 "WindowsXP.Manifest64"
#endif