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November 10, 2007
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Error PRJ0019 help me pleas

  • November 10, 2007
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Hi, I know that there is another topic about this error, but there is not something usefull for me. I set my VS 2003 accordance with FirstPlugin.pdf in SDK, I create project with Dollyxs. I open project in VS, save sln and I chose Debug. But there is it : Performing Custom Build Step
# Error: Could not open response file "SDKODFRCOptions.rsp"
# Fatal error:
odfrc - Execution terminated!
Project : error PRJ0019: A tool returned an error code from "Performing Custom Build Step"

I find SDKODFRCOptions.rsp, but this file is not on my PC.
Pleas help me :-(

PS: please excuse my English
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Known Participant
November 12, 2007
set the output directory path in solution explore->propperties->configuration Properties->general to the path where u have ur .vc project file. may be this will solve ur problem
Inspiring
November 11, 2007
Hmm. It should - you can just make up your own response file and put it in the project's folder.

I just started Windows and had a deeper look. There is an SDKODFRCOptions.rsp
C:\Adobe\ID5SDK\build\win\prj

If you can't find it at all, check your SDK installation - do you use the Mac SDK?
If your ODFRC just can't find it, probably your project file does not reside in the prj directory. Just copy the .rsp to your project dir - the project might require additional adjustments though.

Dirk
Participant
November 11, 2007
Interesting, but it does not resolve my problem:-(
Inspiring
November 11, 2007
Response files hold command line options for the VisualStudio compilers.
I don't use Dolly and do not really care about SDKODFRCOptions.rsp

Instead I have my own response files, one per compiler (cpp and odfrc) and per InDesign version (ID4, ID5 ...). These files also match my preference for a differrent SDK location. In my files, the content is only defines and include paths.
Below quote is from my ODF response file, CPP has a slightly different syntax:

-d WINDOWS=1
-i "C:\Adobe\ID4SDK\source\precomp\msvc"
...

I use plenty more SDK include paths just matching the folder structure of SDK folders that contain included files.

Dirk