The custom build step in the beginning fails with this error. I am using VS 2005 Professional Edition.
MC: may only specify one message file to compile.
MC: may only specify one message file to compile.
MC: may only specify one message file to compile.
MC: may only specify one message file to compile.
MC: may only specify one message file to compile.
MC: may only specify one message file to compile.
Microsoft (R) Message Compiler Version 1.12.2505
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
usage: MC [-?aAcdnosuUvw] [-m maxmsglen] [-h dirspec] [-e extension] [-r dirspec] [-x dbgFileSpec] filename.mc
-? - displays this message
-a - input file is ANSI (default).
-A - messages in .BIN file should be ANSI.
-b - .BIN filename should have .mc filename_ included for uniqueness.
-c - sets the Customer bit in all the message Ids.
-d - FACILTY and SEVERITY values in header file in decimal.
Sets message values in header to decimal initially.
-e extension - Specify the extension for the header file.
From 1 - 3 chars.
-h pathspec - gives the path of where to create the C include file
Default is .
-m maxmsglen - generate a warning if the size of any message exceeds
maxmsglen characters.
-n - terminates all strings with null's in the message tables.
-o - generate OLE2 header file (use HRESULT definition instead of
status code definition)
-r pathspec - gives the path of where to create the RC include file
and the binary message resource files it includes.
Default is .
-s - insert symbolic name as first line of each message.
-u - input file is Unicode.
-U - messages in .BIN file should be Unicode (default).
-v - gives verbose output.
-w - warns if message text contains non-OS/2 compatible inserts.
-x pathspec - gives the path of where to create the .dbg C include
file that maps message Ids to their symbolic name.
filename.mc - gives the names of a message text file
to compile.
Generated files have the Archive bit cleared.
Project : error PRJ0019: A tool returned an error code from "Performing Custom Build Step"





