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Naming the PDB symbols file to include DLL version

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Frank S - 29 Mar 2007 17:08 GMT
I have a project that builds a DLL. The normal PDB file is named "projectname".pdb.

Is there an easy way to include the file version from the DLL in the PDB file name?

Example: DLL file version is 4.1.0.5 and PDB file is "projectname"_4_1_0_5.pdb.

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Crest Teethgel - 29 Mar 2007 21:07 GMT
> I have a project that builds a DLL. The normal PDB file is named "projectname".pdb.
>
> Is there an easy way to include the file version from the DLL in the PDB file name?
>
> Example: DLL file version is 4.1.0.5 and PDB file is "projectname"_4_1_0_5.pdb.

Does a kind of rename instruction within a post-built would do the trick ?

If the answer is yes.

Than write a small program that calls an exported function from the DLL
which contains ::GetFileVersionInfo.

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