Hi,
Nope, if you say it is so then it is so.
I guess I'm adding 2 + 2 and getting 5.
I have certainly read somewhere in the MS docs that the
Version number
is 4 tuples of .. blah blah .. between 0 and 65525.
The GetVersionInfo functions all return 4 parts of that
type.
I'm also aware that there's more than one way to version an
MS exec (due
to legacy stuff, I think).
Two hours ago I was happy and secure with Version number
handling.
Now I'm having to resist going and messing with Win32::Exe
or some hex
editor just to see what happens. Perhaps with meditation I
could learn
to accept that I was happy with 0 to 65525 before and
nothing has
changed. Do I really need to know anything else? Do execs
with leading
zeros in version numbers run as elevated users under Vista?
I must sleep.
Thanks, As Ever, for clarification
Regards
Mark
Jan Dubois wrote:
> On Fri, 23 Feb 2007, Mark Dootson wrote:
>> I think the real rub is:
>> In the PDK exec stub there is no VS_FIXEDFILEINFO
structure.
>
> That is not correct; PerlApp and friends all write a
VS_FIXEDFILEINFO
> as part of the VERSIONINFO resource. Run filever.exe
against a
> PerlApp generated file if you don't believe it.
>
> filever.exe is part of the "Windows XP Service
Pack 2 Support Tools",
> and can be downloaded from Microsoft.
>
> Cheers,
> -Jan
>
>
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