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ResMergerCollector misery since 1.1 upgrade
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ResMergerCollector misery since 1.1 upgrade


  • Subject: ResMergerCollector misery since 1.1 upgrade
  • From: Frank Reiff <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 22 Dec 2003 14:55:40 +0100

Dear all,

As a long time CodeWarrior/ PowerPlant user (since 1994?) I have finally taken the step of moving my PowerPlant project over to XCode a few weeks ago. I have been using XCode 1.0 and the the developer seeds for 1.1.

After the somewhat painful migration everything seemed ok, until I upgraded to the final 1.1 update. Since then every time I change something in my PowerPlant PPOB file (for those that don't use PowerPlant, this is simply a special format resource file) the linking no longer works.

I get the following error:

### ERROR (file:ResMerger.c, line:342): 'RemoveResource' failed (-196)

After looking through the release notes I have found the following reference to this behavior:

Resources get added to a resource collector, which when complete is used to transfer those resources to files in their final locations. In previous releases these tools were used to append resources directly to files in their final locations. This change makes builds more correct and less failure prone. One notable result of this change is that in the past attempts to use conflicting resources silently failed, but now resource conflicts reliably cause builds to fail.

This explains why things no longer work and I have managed to restore the previous behavior by adding the  OTHER_RESMERGERFLAGS -a
flag.


This results in the duplicate resources simply getting appended one after the other without a build problem.

My question:

How can I detect which resources are duplicated, so that I can eliminate them?

Are there any verbose flags that will print the duplicate resource ids?

Thanks for you help.

Best regards,

Frank

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Frank Reiff
publispace.net
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