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Remove Unused Resource Id's

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    Does anyone know of a utility that would scan my resource files, pick up the resource id's (like IDS_SOME_STRING) and then scan the .cpp files to see whether these ID's were actually used anywhere? Ron Sanderson Computer Associates Senior Software Engineer tel: +1 908 874-9772 fax: +1 908 874-9176 ron.sanderson@ca.com

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      Does anyone know of a utility that would scan my resource files, pick up the resource id's (like IDS_SOME_STRING) and then scan the .cpp files to see whether these ID's were actually used anywhere? Ron Sanderson Computer Associates Senior Software Engineer tel: +1 908 874-9772 fax: +1 908 874-9176 ron.sanderson@ca.com

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        Does anyone know of a utility that would scan my resource files, pick up the resource id's (like IDS_SOME_STRING) and then scan the .cpp files to see whether these ID's were actually used anywhere? Ron Sanderson Computer Associates Senior Software Engineer tel: +1 908 874-9772 fax: +1 908 874-9176 ron.sanderson@ca.com

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        I think in the VC++ Editor itself, you have this functionality in View->Resource Symbols, where u can find all the IDS which are not used by ur application and remove them. Regards, Mahadevan.

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