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Programming / Re: Qt6
« on: January 13, 2023, 07:51:27 am »
@Paul,
PMFJI... attached is the util I mentioned ('mk83.exe') that will rename DLLs with long names.
FYI... this is actually a REXX script attached to an executable header ('runrx.exe'). To see the script, open 'mk83.exe' in Text Editor, turn on word-wrap, then scroll down to the beginning of the script. You can recover the script by deleting everything from the beginning of the file down to the first /* then saving as 'mk83.cmd'.
PMFJI... attached is the util I mentioned ('mk83.exe') that will rename DLLs with long names.
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mk83 - changes a DLL's file and module names to be 8.3-compliant
- also sets/clears the HIMEM flag for executable segments
usage: mk83 [/H | /L] [/D] filename.dll [modname | lookup.txt]
or mk83 [/H | /L] [/D] /B lookup.txt
[/H] set flag [/L] clear flag [/D] delete original DLL
[/B] batch update all DLLs in lookup.txt
[lookup.txt] a text file with one "filename.dll modname"
pair per line; if the DLL name is qualified, its path is
ignored for lookups but used for batch updates.
FYI... this is actually a REXX script attached to an executable header ('runrx.exe'). To see the script, open 'mk83.exe' in Text Editor, turn on word-wrap, then scroll down to the beginning of the script. You can recover the script by deleting everything from the beginning of the file down to the first /* then saving as 'mk83.cmd'.