Hi Luc,

I'm having similar problems and what I ended up doing was porting the entire application to use just the PILRC .rcp files. The problem I had was that the CW IDE no longer supports the constructor file names and event when I added the .rsrc file exentension on the IDE, CW REFUSED([EMAIL PROTECTED]) to compile and link cleanly so the complete port. since I'm moving the app from older devices to the TX it was just as well.

Luis.


From: "Luc Le Blanc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: "Palm Developer Forum" <palm-dev-forum@news.palmos.com>
To: "Palm Developer Forum" <palm-dev-forum@news.palmos.com>
Subject: Linking Constructor and PilRC resources
Date: Mon,  6 Aug 2007 12:57:53 -0000

I ship my app as a stand-alone (main) PRC, plus 2 resource PRCs to
allow changing operating language on the fly. The user can thus use
the PRC's "native" language or switch to another language.

Moving some forms from Constructor to PilRC in order to break the
100-object limit, I used Rsrc2Rcp to produce a .rcp file; after some
fixes, it now compiles right. I thus added the new .rcp file right
after my .rsrc file in my CW 9.3 targets. In my resource PRC, the
File Mapping for .rcp files is set to "PilRC Compiler", but this
choice was not available for the main PRC, so I used the export/import feature and I now have "PilRC Compiler Adapter" set
for .rcp files in the main PRC.

The resource PRC links fine, but for the main PRC, I get
"Link Error : aurigaEN.rcp: Illegal object data in 'aurigaEN.rcp'."
But even if I load the main PRC and switch to the language of the
resource PRC, the forms that are defined in the .rcp file (and thus
missing in the Constructor .rsrc file) crash, as if the PilRC file
did not get linked in the PRC

What can be wrong?


Luc Le Blanc
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