Whenever I right click an executable(for properties), I see five tabs, General, Version, Compatibility, security and summary.
I understand that it is taking from assembly.cpp.
However, I am not seeing version and summary in my compiled code
though I have modified assembly.cpp.
I am using Visual STudio 2003, mainly VC++ 2003.
Any help or links how to fix this issue
Thanks,
How can I make the program assembly version shown after compilation?
Hot Topic
- com/atl attributes broken
- failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect
- lnk 2019 error
- informing managed class from native methods
- Poly-Threaded C++ Applications
- [possebly bug] my built app is Not Responfig
- "Waiting for an internal operation... please contact Microsoft"
- failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect
- Help Needed : Error using a DLL after compiling with /CLR
- Buttons
Visual C++
- RC2147 : SUBLANGUAGE ID not a number error in VS 2005 Pro
- PostQuitMessage Issue
- error LNK2001 while trying to make a dll file
- Problem with eading an int with operator>>
- pow(2,31)
- Manifest missing info about msvcr80.dll (NET 7.1 -> 8)
- MSVCRT.DLL
- Reasons why parts of the PSDK are not included in VS2005?
- Question about C++ char Pointer
- File Open/Save As dialog box
How can I make the program assembly version shown after compilation?
Chris Lovett
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=139291&SiteID=1
Hope this helps!
Thanks,
Ayman Shoukry
VC++ Team
Geeta Mudili
the version information that you are seeing in that dialog is the information for the PE (dll/exe) itself, not the assembly. confusing I know, but they are two separate things.
in order to set the PE's version information you need to create an .rc file and build it into your PE. the thread that Ayman pointed to should be helpful in demonstrating how to do this.
josh
VC++ Project System developer