I apologize, that sounds really harsh. I'm getting more details from the
engineer who said we couldn't use wrc and I'll get back to you.
We were able to use wrc for all of our smaller resources with only minor
adjustments. I believe the problem was with the large splash screen bitmaps
in the main application resource.
>michael cardenas wrote:
>> MFC is a big issue for any claim that we can compile out of the box.
>> Another issue is wrc. In our experiences, WRC was pretty much unusable for
>> resources of any size. For the small tools, we used wrc, but we had to use
>> msvc++ for our application resource.
>
>Could you please specify what the problem with wrc is? I am the author
>of wrc and am interested in fixing all problems, but here you only say
>that wrc is "unusable".
>
>Greetings Bertho
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