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                 The Resource Compiler RCINCLUDE Statement
 
RCINCLUDE filename
 
The RCINCLUDE statement causes rc to process the resource-definition file
specified in the filename field along with the current resource-definition
file. The contents of both files are compiled by rc and the results are
placed in one binary resource file and/or executable file.
 
Field     Description
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filename  Specifies the name of the resource-definition file to be included.
          If the file is not in the current directory, filename must be
          preceded by a full path.
 
Comments
 
RCINCLUDE statements are processed before any other processing is done,
including preprocessing by rcpp.exe (which removes comments, replaces values
in the #define statements, etc.).
 
Example
 
This example includes the file dialogs.rc as part of the current
resource-definition file.
 
RCINCLUDE dialogs.rc
 
See Also
 
#include
 
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