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Re: Resource forks


  • Subject: Re: Resource forks
  • From: Nicolas Zinovieff <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 24 Apr 2004 09:44:14 +0200

On 23 Apr, 2004, at 17:42, Marc Pergand wrote:

As far as I know, ProjectBuilder or Xcode can only create bundled applications that get rid of the need of resource fork. rsrc files have their data in the data fork (however, the resource manager can manage the two types of resource files, old version with data in resource fork and the new one with data in data fork).

Just take a look at "legacy" target in Xcode, or the target settings in PB. You can set the resource fork to be separated (in a .rsrc file) or in the executable.


If I quite understand you, you want to add a resource fork to the executable (hence the file in the MacOS folder of the application bundle) but what's your goal ?

Just for the sake of descending AND ascending compatibility.

--
Nicolas
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