Another "fatal error RC1107" bug...
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In VS2005 running on WinXP Pro, I keep getting this error, "fatal error RC1107" any time I try to double click the resource file for my project in the Solution Explorer. It's not just one project, it's all of them. And even if I make a new project just from scratch, it still happens. So there has to be something wrong with my machine right? Here's a pic of my problem for those who care to see... Everywhere I went, they all said it has to do with project settings, and a bug in visual studio that was adding double quotes, but my Resources Command Line looks fine: /d "_DEBUG" /d "_AFXDLL" /l 0x409 /I "Debug" /fo"Debug/WadBuilder.res" Any ideas would be great :-) Sorry if this has already been addressed a thousand times before. I did a few hours of searching on the internet, and none of the other solutions I saw worked... Thanks in advance.
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In VS2005 running on WinXP Pro, I keep getting this error, "fatal error RC1107" any time I try to double click the resource file for my project in the Solution Explorer. It's not just one project, it's all of them. And even if I make a new project just from scratch, it still happens. So there has to be something wrong with my machine right? Here's a pic of my problem for those who care to see... Everywhere I went, they all said it has to do with project settings, and a bug in visual studio that was adding double quotes, but my Resources Command Line looks fine: /d "_DEBUG" /d "_AFXDLL" /l 0x409 /I "Debug" /fo"Debug/WadBuilder.res" Any ideas would be great :-) Sorry if this has already been addressed a thousand times before. I did a few hours of searching on the internet, and none of the other solutions I saw worked... Thanks in advance.
Try this.
"A good athlete is the result of a good and worthy opponent." - David Crow
"To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; to have deference for others governs our manners." - Laurence Sterne
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Try this.
"A good athlete is the result of a good and worthy opponent." - David Crow
"To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; to have deference for others governs our manners." - Laurence Sterne
Ah thanks... I had already tried googling for the error message and gone through plenty of pages, but I just went through them all again and a few more this morning, and finially found it.. Most of them were a slightly different bug, but incase someone else has the problem and ends up here: "To fix the problem, I made a minor change to the include paths in the IDE. Tools -> Options -> Projects and Solutions -> VC++ Directories Show directories for: Include files I Added a slash to my last path, so "P:\" became "P:\\". Ok the changes and the problem went away. :-) Hope this works for you. Andy"
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Ah thanks... I had already tried googling for the error message and gone through plenty of pages, but I just went through them all again and a few more this morning, and finially found it.. Most of them were a slightly different bug, but incase someone else has the problem and ends up here: "To fix the problem, I made a minor change to the include paths in the IDE. Tools -> Options -> Projects and Solutions -> VC++ Directories Show directories for: Include files I Added a slash to my last path, so "P:\" became "P:\\". Ok the changes and the problem went away. :-) Hope this works for you. Andy"
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Hey, many thanks to you!! i was getting the same problem and then on checking my include directory list, I found '\' at end of one of the include paths. Removing that '\' solved the problem for me.
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Ah thanks... I had already tried googling for the error message and gone through plenty of pages, but I just went through them all again and a few more this morning, and finially found it.. Most of them were a slightly different bug, but incase someone else has the problem and ends up here: "To fix the problem, I made a minor change to the include paths in the IDE. Tools -> Options -> Projects and Solutions -> VC++ Directories Show directories for: Include files I Added a slash to my last path, so "P:\" became "P:\\". Ok the changes and the problem went away. :-) Hope this works for you. Andy"
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Ah thanks... I had already tried googling for the error message and gone through plenty of pages, but I just went through them all again and a few more this morning, and finially found it.. Most of them were a slightly different bug, but incase someone else has the problem and ends up here: "To fix the problem, I made a minor change to the include paths in the IDE. Tools -> Options -> Projects and Solutions -> VC++ Directories Show directories for: Include files I Added a slash to my last path, so "P:\" became "P:\\". Ok the changes and the problem went away. :-) Hope this works for you. Andy"
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Ah thanks... I had already tried googling for the error message and gone through plenty of pages, but I just went through them all again and a few more this morning, and finially found it.. Most of them were a slightly different bug, but incase someone else has the problem and ends up here: "To fix the problem, I made a minor change to the include paths in the IDE. Tools -> Options -> Projects and Solutions -> VC++ Directories Show directories for: Include files I Added a slash to my last path, so "P:\" became "P:\\". Ok the changes and the problem went away. :-) Hope this works for you. Andy"
Hey, thank you.. i was struggling to fix this issue since 2days... you saved my time.... I really wonder how you ended up changing the include path :)
