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what about adding the exe as resource.
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what about adding the exe as resource.
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u can search for it, but actually it is very easy, 1. add the exe as custom resource 2. load the resource LoadResource() 3. Get the buffer pointer to the resource using LockResource(). 4. Then save the data to a file. if u refer the api u will get the example code.
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u can search for it, but actually it is very easy, 1. add the exe as custom resource 2. load the resource LoadResource() 3. Get the buffer pointer to the resource using LockResource(). 4. Then save the data to a file. if u refer the api u will get the example code.
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swarup wrote:
got it, i think i was being a bit lazy. sorry for that....
so developer forums making programmers lazy.
modified on Thursday, February 21, 2008 2:45 AM
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swarup wrote:
any thread in codeguru
Try looking at the top of the web page. You see the logo of an alien? What do the words next to it say? In big letters? If you want to know about threads on codeguru, then you might be better *asking* on codeguru. I'm pretty sure there are articles all about embedding and extracting abritrary resources in executables here on code_project_ but apparently you are not interested in them... Iain.
Iain Clarke appearing in spite of being begged not to by CPallini.
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swarup wrote:
any thread in codeguru
Try looking at the top of the web page. You see the logo of an alien? What do the words next to it say? In big letters? If you want to know about threads on codeguru, then you might be better *asking* on codeguru. I'm pretty sure there are articles all about embedding and extracting abritrary resources in executables here on code_project_ but apparently you are not interested in them... Iain.
Iain Clarke appearing in spite of being begged not to by CPallini.
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thanks, i looked for it, did nt get, thts why the request, if u cant do by urself thn only u ask for help,ppl dont simply ask for help.........
I have no problem with people asking for help - what you're trying to do is not easy. I helped someone with a very similar problem last week, so please look back a few days for my name in a chain conversation. It just amused me that you were posting on codeproject asking about threads on a different website! Iain.
Iain Clarke appearing in spite of being begged not to by CPallini.