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I used to program in VC6 in past.Now I turn to Dev-cpp,I find it is good to use.Because I was new learner in Dev-cpp,when I want to do Windows program,my problem occur-the resource file is not in graph as in VC6.So is there a tutorial about the resource file program in Dev-cpp? There are also ways to work with.resx files other than programmatically. When you add a resource file to a Visual Studio project, Visual Studio provides an interface for creating and maintaining a.resx file, and automatically converts the.resx file to a.resources file at compile time. This maybe because the c compiler is designed to work in linux.I had this problem too and to fix it go to tools and select compiler options.In the box click on programs. Now you will see a tab with gcc and make and the respective path to it.Edit the gcc and make path to use mingw32-c.exe and mingw32-make.exe respectively.Now it will work.

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Bloodshed Dev-C is a full-featured Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for the C/C programming language. It uses Mingw port of GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) as its compiler. It creates native Win32 executables, either console or GUI. Dev-C can also be used in combination with Cygwin. Jan 22, 2019 This videos for all all of the computer programmer and develop and IT students. Dev c download link: MinGW file link: http://https. 2) under 'Linker', where it says: 'Add Library or Object', click that button, 3) scan across the list until you find the library you want to link, (.if libcurl.a is not in the default /lib/ folder, then select the correct folder), Double click on it, that will place libcurl.a in the linker list, repeat process for more libraries. Nov 24, 2015  I have used the Dev-Cpp compiler to show how to declare a function in a header file, then define it inside a cpp file, and use the function in a third cpp file. Video on how to add two or more.

This section applies to Windows desktop applications written in C++.

For information about resources in Universal Windows Platform apps written in C++, see Defining App Resources, or on adding resources to C++/CLI (managed) projects, see Resources in Desktop Apps in the .NET Framework Developer's Guide.

Resources can be composed of a wide range of elements, like:

• Interface elements that provide information to the user such as a bitmap, icon, or cursor.
• Custom resources that contain data and application needs.
• Version resources that are used by setup APIs.
• Menu and dialog box resources.

You can add new resources to your project and modify those resources using the appropriate resource editor. Most Visual C++ wizards will automatically generate an .rc file for your project.

Note

The Resource Editors and Resource View aren't available in Express editions.

To manually add resource files to managed projects, see Creating Resource Files for Desktop Apps. This article includes how to access resources, display static resources, and assign resource strings to properties.

To globalize and localize resources in managed apps, see Globalizing and Localizing .NET Framework Applications.

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Resource Files
Describes resource files and how they're used in Windows desktop applications. Also provides links to articles that describe how to use resource files.

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Resource Identifiers (Symbols)
Describes symbols and provides information on using the Resource Symbols dialog box to manage symbols in your projects.

Resource Editors
Describes the resource editors provided in Visual Studio and the types of resources you can modify with each editor. Also provides links to detailed information on using each editor.

Related Sections

C++ in Visual Studio
Provides links into the Visual C++ documentation.

Talk to Us
Provides links to information on using the documentation set, contacting product support, and employing accessibility features.

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Windows Desktop Applications
Menus and Other Resources

Hi,

I am trying to a play a .wav file in a C++ program.

I think my code is OK, but when it plays, it plays the default windows 'error' sound, not my .wav file.

This is the program:

How can i add the .wav file so it is found?

In the Visual Studio 2005 soulution explorer I right click on Resource Files>Add>Resource, but can't find an option for .wav.

Thanks for any help!

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You forgot the SND_FILENAME argument, change that line to:[CODE]PlaySound((LPCWSTR)'tone.wav', 0, SND_LOOP SND_ASYNC [B][COLOR='Red']SND_FILENAME[/COLOR][/B]);[/CODE]and it should work.

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William Hemsworth1,339

You forgot the SND_FILENAME argument, change that line to:

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and it should work.