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build-prc [ -l ] [ -L ] [ -t type ] prcfile app-name crid file... build-prc [ -o file | --output file ] [ -a file | --appinfo file ] [ -s file | --sortinfo file ] [ -l ] [ -L ] [ -t type | --type type ] [ -c crid | --creator crid ] [ -n name | --name name ] [ -m num | --modification-number num ] [ -v num | --version-number num ] [ --read-only ] [ --appinfo-dirty ] [ --backup ] [ --ok-to-install-newer ] [ --reset-after-install ] [ --copy-prevention ] [ --stream ] [ --hidden ] [ --launchable-data ] [ --recyclable ] [ --bundle ] [ -z n | --compress-data n ] file... |
build-prc
reads resources from the input files given and
combines them into one output Palm OS .prc resource data file. There are
two styles of build-prc command line: in the old style, the first three
non-option arguments describe the output file, and input files don't start
until the fourth argument. In the new style, all non-option arguments
are input files. An invocation is new-style if the first file argument
does not have a .prc extension or if the -o
option is used.
Input files are identified by their extension:
fname.def
typennnn.bin
typennnn.progname.grc
type #nnnn
resource, where nnnn is in hexadecimal.
progname
application
project kind was specified.
By default, build-prc
uses its first non-option argument as
the filename for its output .prc file. In an old-style command line,
prcfile is used as is. In a new-style command line, the output
filename is formed by removing the extension, if any, from the first
file argument and appending `.prc'.
-o file
--output file
-a file
--appinfo file
-s file
--sortinfo file
-t type
--type type
-l
-t GLib
.
-L
-t libr
---i.e., build a system library.
-c crid
--creator crid
-n name
--name name
-m num
--modification-number num
-v num
--version-number num
--read-only
--appinfo-dirty
--backup
--ok-to-install-newer
--reset-after-install
--copy-prevention
--stream
--hidden
--launchable-data
--recyclable
--bundle
--readonly
, etc).
-z N
--compress-data N
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