Windows module
This module provides functionality used to build applications for Windows.
Methods
compile_resources
windows = import('windows')
windows.compile_resources(...(string | File | CustomTarget | CustomTargetIndex),
args: []string,
depend_files: [](string | File),
depends: [](BuildTarget | CustomTarget | CustomTargetIndex)
include_directories: [](IncludeDirectories | string)): []CustomTarget
Compiles Windows rc
files specified in the positional arguments.
Returns a list of CustomTarget
objects that you put in the list of sources for
the target you want to have the resources in.
Since 0.61.0 CustomTargetIndexes and CustomTargets with more than out output *may be used as positional arguments.
This method has the following keyword arguments:
-
args
lists extra arguments to pass to the resource compiler -
depend_files
lists resource files that the resource script depends on (e.g. bitmap, cursor, font, html, icon, message table, binary data or manifest files referenced by the resource script) (since 0.47.0) -
depends
lists target(s) that this target depends on, even though it does not take them as an argument (e.g. as above, but generated) (since 0.47.0) -
include_directories
lists directories to be both searched by the resource compiler for referenced resource files, and added to the preprocessor include search path.
The resource compiler executable used is the first which exists from the following list:
- The
windres
executable given in the[binaries]
section of the cross-file - The
WINDRES
environment variable - The resource compiler which is part of the same toolset as the C or C++ compiler in use.
The results of the search are