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Subject: create libraries w/resources?
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Date: 13 Jun 91 17:39:41 GMT
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i want to create a library (actually a think c project) that provides
generic file i/o from opening to writing to closing the files.  for
debugging purposes i want to include have alerts appear when really
bad stuff happens.

in the think c environment, how do i make the alert resources part of
the library.  i don't want to be bothered with copying the resources
everytime i want to use this code (i want the use of the code to be
relatively transparent).

does a resource disassembler (in the shareware domain) exist that will
help me generate the structs i need (basically the reverse of RMaker).
as an alternative, can i do something to the think c project so that
the resources bound to that project are sucked into another project
that uses the first as a library (get it?)?


							-andre.

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