MSVC++ and that stupid RC1004
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Ok, this is really starting to piss me off: my code has no syntax errors in it, the compiler shows 0 warnings and 0 (other) errors, and the exact unchanged code has compiled fine. But every so often, the compiler freaks out and spews RC1004 errors that demand I put a blank line at the end of every header file in the project. Creating a new project and adding the existing files doesn''t fix it, but creating a new project, creating new files, and copying the exact contents of the existing files into them does (which I am never taking the time to do again). Is there any reason for the compiler''s sudden disagreement with my code? The projects this happens to were created as a blank windows application without ATL/MFC support in MSVC++.NET if that helps.
Dont try and understand Visual Studio
IT''LL MESS WITH YOUR HEAD!!
Just comply.... if you find a workaround, write it down, rinse and repeat
IT''LL MESS WITH YOUR HEAD!!
Just comply.... if you find a workaround, write it down, rinse and repeat
open the *.rc files in your project with notepad and add a
carage return to them if they dont have them.
are you sure you are including "stdafx.h" in EVERY .cpp
header/source file?
this is a reasonably common error.
carage return to them if they dont have them.
are you sure you are including "stdafx.h" in EVERY .cpp
header/source file?
this is a reasonably common error.
This fix is simple:
~CGameProgrammer( );
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quote:MSDN:
Resource Compiler Fatal Error RC1004
This error can be caused by omitting the linefeed and carriage return characters on the last line of a text file.
~CGameProgrammer( );
In the C++ (maybe C?) standard, it says that you should add a blank line at the end of every file. So what CGameProgrammer said isn''t just MS-specific.
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