C++ Standalone application [closed] - c++

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please someone tell me how to make standalone applications in C++ Builder, without runtime files ?
I know that I must check and uncheck something in the menu, but can you tell me what exactly are they? Please make a note that I am using C++ Builder 2010

Okay, so I don't have the application in front of me and can't 100% guarantee this answer, but maybe I can help.
If I'm slightly off I'll correct this answer later.
Off the top of my head:
In the Project Settings menu, go into C++ Linker section, and set "Dynamic RTL" to false.
Then in the Packages section of the Project Settings menu, uncheck "Build with Runtime Packages".

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Will code's edit control in mingw [closed]

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How is coding for create Edit control object(Cedit class) with Mingw?
I read msdn did used "afxwin.h" but cannot found with MinGw compiler.
It is you showed code as good.
The afxwin.h header is part of the MFC framework. No one has come up with a MinGW version of it. So no, you cannot use it with MinGW. Note that even if you could, you would still need to buy a version of Visual Studio that comes with MFC in order to get a license that would allow you to use MFC.
If I were you, I would look into other GUI frameworks. For example Qt (which is much nicer than MFC to begin with; MFC is a legacy framework that most people don't use anymore.)

how to create a versioned DLL , and compile using text or xml as resource? [closed]

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I'm creating a DLL and want it to be compiled with a text file or xml , containing it's version. How can I do it?
I want during the compilation->access a certain "information file" and the DLL will use it's "version" and "company name" for example...and use it as the properties of the DLL.
I don't even know where and how to start... any help would be appreciated!
thank you!:)
You can easily achieve this with verpatch which is available here:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/37133/Simple-Version-Resource-Tool-for-Windows
However, you need to pass your version information on command-line, so need to setup your tool chain to generate it from your version text file. We do this with CMake.

how to add a library to xcode [closed]

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this has been asked plenty of times, but I always find them hard to follow. Its quite simple.
How do you add a library and/or framework to xcode and/ or your xcode project. I need all the steps between downloading the library, to typing the #include in the code. But I also need some context behind each step, other wise it won't stick in my mind and I'll back here in a week. Bear in mind I have an limited understanding of the xcode development environment. Thanks in advance.
Follow the screenshots and you are good to go

when use DLL in c++? [closed]

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For the last 3 weeks I've been trying to create a code generator and my boss told me to put into a plugin DLL so we can call it next time when we want to reuse it !
So I searched the web for a Dll meaning but it still kind of vague , so if you have a better simple definition or a clear idea about DLL in C++ for beginners please enlighten me.
Another thing : I noticed that some uses QT to create plugin , so what's in QT that give us the possibility to do that that we can't find in any other IDE ?
PS: I've never used QT!
DLL-Dynamic Link Library is classes, methods and procedures packaged up into a compiled file to be used in conjunction with other programs. Its similar to an executable .exe file except you don't need a main method.

Looking for a Qt open source project which is similar to Windows Paint [closed]

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I'm searching a Qt open source project for reference. Is there such a project like Windows Paint?
What Qt gives you in the base examples is the "Scribble" sample, which is supposed to get you started:
http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/widgets-scribble.html
But if you wanted something that's going to have shape tools, color palettes, and other features then there's KolourPaint, but it is dependent on more than just Qt for both the compile-time and run-time...as it uses KDE:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KolourPaint
You might have difficulty finding a clone of MS paint written in "pure" Qt. In part, that's because Microsoft Paint is kind of a useless program, and I always found this video rather amusing :-)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hxx2KcPWWZg