'build' restrictions with MFC user mode programs??

NTDEV
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I was using ‘build’ to build some MFC client
side programs and things were going well until
(I suppose) I changed a file which changed the
“size” of the executable. ‘build’ now produces
a bogus executable (very small). IDE sill produces
a working executable (around 1.26MB). Is there
a restriction that ‘build’ won’t build an executable
of a certain size? Anyone else run into this/have a
workaround?

Note : w2k ddk + 6.0 IDE/C++ compiler

Pete

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> I was using ‘build’ to build some MFC client

side programs and things were going well until
(I suppose) I changed a file which changed the
“size” of the executable. ‘build’ now produces
a bogus executable (very small).

Does it work? It can be OK, but using both MSVCRT and MFC42 as DLLs.

a working executable (around 1.26MB).

Surely with both runtime libraries statically linked in.

Max

3

No, the ‘build’ executable doesn’t work.

-----Original Message-----
From: xxxxx@lists.osr.com
[mailto:xxxxx@lists.osr.com]On Behalf Of Maxim S. Shatskih
Sent: Monday, October 09, 2000 12:41 PM
To: NT Developers Interest List
Subject: [ntdev] Re: ‘build’ restrictions with MFC user mode programs??

> I was using ‘build’ to build some MFC client
> side programs and things were going well until
> (I suppose) I changed a file which changed the
> “size” of the executable. ‘build’ now produces
> a bogus executable (very small).

Does it work? It can be OK, but using both MSVCRT and MFC42 as DLLs.

> a working executable (around 1.26MB).

Surely with both runtime libraries statically linked in.

Max

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