Native C++ resources in a .NET application
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Hi, Is it possible to embed VERSIONINFO informations in a c# project ? I tried integrating the .rc file in my project, and modified the generation action to 'embedded resource' but the binary still show the assembly version :(
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Hi, Is it possible to embed VERSIONINFO informations in a c# project ? I tried integrating the .rc file in my project, and modified the generation action to 'embedded resource' but the binary still show the assembly version :(
There is a specific forum for C++/CLI .NET questions and this is not it. Have look at the forum titles. I have not tried to import an existing RC file but if you create a new C++ managed winforms project it has an RC file which you can add a VersionInfo section into so it is supported some way. VS2005 on XP Pro
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There is a specific forum for C++/CLI .NET questions and this is not it. Have look at the forum titles. I have not tried to import an existing RC file but if you create a new C++ managed winforms project it has an RC file which you can add a VersionInfo section into so it is supported some way. VS2005 on XP Pro
oh sorry, I was confused where to put this question, so I posted it twice :sigh: yes, you are right! this work in a manged c++ porject, but that's not what I need, I already invested more than 3 months in c# and I am not ready to move to c++ just for this X|
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oh sorry, I was confused where to put this question, so I posted it twice :sigh: yes, you are right! this work in a manged c++ porject, but that's not what I need, I already invested more than 3 months in c# and I am not ready to move to c++ just for this X|
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So you are doing C# development? Don't take this the wrong way but in the 44 minutes since your first post I could have have easily manually copied the Version Information values from a RC file into the Version information of the AssemblyInfo.cs file.
I am sure you can do that :) In my case, I am using a shared version.rc file generated on the fly by the server doing the compilation.. this is getting a little more complicated :((
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I am sure you can do that :) In my case, I am using a shared version.rc file generated on the fly by the server doing the compilation.. this is getting a little more complicated :((
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led mike
Thanks mike, I appreciate it :)