digitalmars.D.learn - Resource Compiler
Amazingly, with all the references to using "rc", I don't have the program on my Windows XP box, and absolutely none of the webpages I've visited actually provide a link to download this mysterious tool. Is it possible for someone to direct me to it? Thanks, Dan
Jul 03 2007
Reply to Dan,Amazingly, with all the references to using "rc", I don't have the program on my Windows XP box, and absolutely none of the webpages I've visited actually provide a link to download this mysterious tool. Is it possible for someone to direct me to it? Thanks, Danhttp://www.digitalmars.com/download/freecompiler.html look under Basic Utilities about 1/2 way down
Jul 03 2007
BCS Wrote:Reply to Dan,Thanks, and for anyone else, you click on Basic Utilities. Clicking on RCC just brings you to an information page with no links to the utility.Amazingly, with all the references to using "rc", I don't have the program on my Windows XP box, and absolutely none of the webpages I've visited actually provide a link to download this mysterious tool. Is it possible for someone to direct me to it? Thanks, Danhttp://www.digitalmars.com/download/freecompiler.html look under Basic Utilities about 1/2 way down
Jul 04 2007
Dan schrieb:BCS Wrote:It is part of the Digital Mars C/C++ CD. If you want to support Walter then buy it. See http://www.digitalmars.com/shop.html for details. For a quick solution you should be able to use an alternative resource compiler. The following packages contains their own: * PellesC (http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/) * LCC-WIN32 * OpenWatcom Greets KlausOReply to Dan,Thanks, and for anyone else, you click on Basic Utilities. Clicking on RCC just brings you to an information page with no links to the utility.Amazingly, with all the references to using "rc", I don't have the program on my Windows XP box, and absolutely none of the webpages I've visited actually provide a link to download this mysterious tool. Is it possible for someone to direct me to it? Thanks, Danhttp://www.digitalmars.com/download/freecompiler.html look under Basic Utilities about 1/2 way down
Jul 05 2007
KlausO wrote:Dan schrieb:The Basic Utilities Package is a free download. The Extended Utility Package is not.Thanks, and for anyone else, you click on Basic Utilities. Clicking on RCC just brings you to an information page with no links to the utility.It is part of the Digital Mars C/C++ CD. If you want to support Walter then buy it. See http://www.digitalmars.com/shop.html
Jul 05 2007