11.01.2014 18:27, denisgolovan wrote:
Now the question to the compiler developers - will you accept my patch
if I make .res to be searched in unit output directory (-FU)?
Add a separate -F{Some character} switch for resource search.
Best regards,
Paul Ishenin
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> You can use full/relative path for resources: {$R /path/to/resource/file} or
> {$R ../relative/resource/file}
Yes. I can.
The problem is that my .res files are not always in the same directory.
My build scripts use separate dirs for every arch-os-debug combination.
Now the question to the compi
Hi
Fortunately I don't use Windows when doing development for Windows :)
Cross-compiling under Linux is way better.
BR,
Denis
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On 11/01/2014 06:13, leledumbo wrote:
> You can use full/relative path for resources: {$R /path/to/resource/file} or
> {$R ../relative/resource/file}
>
Note however the bug for gorc (used in Win64) .rc files if the .rc file
is not in the project directory:
http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=2
You can use full/relative path for resources: {$R /path/to/resource/file} or
{$R ../relative/resource/file}
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Hi
Could anybody give a hint on which fpc option to use to force compiler search
.res files in some directory?
I've added -vt switch and it shows that the only file name being searched is in
the same directory of referring unit.
It looks like search paths for res files are not implemented at al
