Re: how add icon to exe?

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Ángel González wrote
> On 27/08/13 20:46, joaquim wrote:
>> i'm trying add an icon to exe without sucess:(
>> heres my files names strings:
>>
>>          strCompilerName = App_Path&  "\MinGW32\bin\g++.exe"
>>          strEXEFileName = """"&  App_Path&  "\test"&  """"
>>          strCPPFonteName = """"&  App_Path&  "\test.cpp"&  """"
>>          strMainIcon = """"&  App_Path&  "\MainIcon.res"&  """"
>>          strRC = """"&  App_Path&  "\MainIcon.rc"&  """"
>>          strResCompilerName = """"&  App_Path& 
>> "\MinGW32\bin\windres.exe"&
>> """"
>>
>> (App_Path  is the program folder)
>> - heres what i put inside of rc file:
>>
>> id ICON "C:\Users\Joaquim\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Projects\Visual
>> Cambalinho\Visual Cambalinho\bin\Debug\Diamante.ico"
>>
>> - heres how i compile the rc file:
>>
>> GCC strRC&  "-O coof -o "&  strMainIcon
>>
>> - heres how i compile to exe:
>>
>> GCC "-o "&  strEXEFileName&  " "&  strCPPFonteName&  strMainIcon&  "
>> -static"
>>
>> but i think the rc file isn't compiled:(
>> anyone can advice me?
> 
> The rc file should be "compiled" with windres.exe, not gcc.
> 
> I suspect there are better forums than this for your questions. This 
> list usually
> deals with more technical questions.

sorry you have right. my mistake.
but isn't that the problem, so i must ask: can i join the res file i added
with, only, objects files or can i use source files too?
(in these sample i don't create the objects files, i just compile them with
res file. is the problem?)
(sorry but i don't know any forum for these questions:()



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