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You can include your RSC file into your program.
The RCS program from DRI generates a .C (.RSH) file which 
contains the resource structures.

But there is additional work to do: You have to link up the
structures and put a pointer into the global array.

I prefer the usage of a RSC file. It is easier and safer.
I see no advantage if I include the RSC file into the program.~