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- MICROSOFT WINDOWS SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT KIT SAMPLE
-
- This sample demonstrates how to use CMAKE to maintain a Microsoft
- Windows application that is built with the programs: CL, RC, and
- LINK.
-
-
- TO RUN CMAKE:
-
- 1. Check the LINK response file, "hw.lrf", to be sure that the
- paths of the libraries, "libw.lib" and "slibcew.lib", are
- correct.
- 2. Execute CMAKE by entering the command
-
- cmake
-
- No parameters are required.
-
-
- NOTE THE FOLLOWING:
-
- 1. The commands (and comments) in the make file, "makefile".
- CMAKE will deduce all dependencies from these commands.
-
- See: The Make File for CMAKE
- CL
- * When is a CL Command Required?
- RC
- RC/C - Compile a Resource-Script File
- * When is an RC/C Command Required?
- RC
- RC/A - Add a Resource File to an Executable File
- * When is an RC/A Command Required?
- LINK
- * When is a LINK Command Required?
- in the help file.
-
- 2. The format of the LINK response file, "hw.lnk". CMAKE requires
- that a response file (of a particular form) be used with the
- LINK command.
-
- See: The Make File for CMAKE
- LINK
- * The LINK Command Line
- in the help file.
-
- Since CMAKE does not use the LIB environment variable, the
- paths of the windows libraries, "libw.lib" and "slibcew.lib"
- must be provided.
-
- 3. The use and placement of the comment
-
- /* CMAKE - INCLUDE END */
-
- in the files, "hw.c" and "hw.rc".
-
- In the file, "hw.c", this comment is placed after all #include
- statements. Although this comment is not required in C-source
- files, it serves as an end-of-file mark for CMAKE, and thus
- prevents CMAKE from searching the entire source file for
- #include statements.
-
- See: Optimizing Performance
- * Use the End-of-Includes Comment in Your Source Files
- The Make File for CMAKE
- CL
- * Switches for CL
- * How CMAKE Processes a C-Source File
- in the help file.
-
- In the file, "hw.rc", this comment is placed after all #include
- statements and resource-include statements (i.e. ICON, BITMAP,
- CURSOR, FONT, or user-defined resource statements). This
- comment is required in this file.
-
- See: The Make File for CMAKE
- RC
- RC/C - Compile a Resource-Script File
- Helpful Hints
- * Controlling Resource-Script File Processing
- * Switches for RC
- * How CMAKE Processes a Resource-Script File
- Optimizing Performance
- * Use the End-of-Includes Comment in Your Source Files
- in the help file.
-