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I suspect your PATH is referring to the wrong RC.  The Windows 3.1
RC.EXE that ships with Microsoft C/C++ 7.0 has the following for
rc -?:


Microsoft (R) Windows Resource Compiler  Version 3.10
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp. 1985-1992.  All rights reserved.


Usage:	rc [switches] .RC input file [.EXE output file]
Switches:
   -r   Create a .RES file only; don't process .EXE
   -l  *Create an application that uses LIM 3.2 EMS
   -e  *Create a driver which uses EMS memory
   -m  *Set Multiple Instance flag
   -p  *Create a Private Library
   -t  *Create a protected mode only application
   -k  *Keep segments in .DEF file order (do not sort segments for fast load)
   -31 *Mark as 3.1 (or above) app (default)
   -30 *Mark as 3.0 (or above) app
   -v   Verbose (print progress messages)
   -d   Define a symbol
   -fo  Rename .RES file
   -fe  Rename .EXE file
   -i   Add a path for INCLUDE searches
   -x   Ignore INCLUDE environment variable
   -z   Skip check for RCINCLUDE statements

   * == Cannot be used when -r is specified.


In article <31JUL92.13283610@twncu865.ncu.edu.tw> u231075@twncu865.ncu.edu.tw writes:
>  I got the problems,too. My problem is a fatal error because
>a "-30" option is used for RC in makefile. By use of "rc -?" I find
>there's no "-30" option for rc and then I kill the "-30" option 
>in makefile. It works. The sample helloapp.cpp works fine now.
>Hope this helps.
>
>  Kevin Cheng
>  Dept. of Physics
>  National Central University,Taiwan


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