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/*!
\page rcc.html
\title Resource Compiler (rcc)
\ingroup qttools
\keyword rcc
The \c rcc tool is used to embed resources into a Qt application during
the build process. It works by generating a C++ source file containing
data specified in a Qt resource (.qrc) file.
Usage:
\snippet doc/src/snippets/code/doc_src_rcc.qdoc 0
RCC accepts the following command line options:
\table
\header \o Option \o Argument \o Description
\row \o \c{-o} \o \c{file} \o Write output to \c{file} rather than to stdout.
\row \o \c{-name} \o \c{name} \o Create an external initialization
function with \c{name}.
\row \o \c{-threshold} \o \c{level} \o Specifies a threshold \c{level} (as a
percentage) to use when deciding whether to compress
a file. If the reduction in the file size is greater than
the threshold \c{level}, it is compressed; otherwise,
the uncompressed data is stored instead. The default
threshold level is 70%, meaning that compressed files
which are 30% or less of their original size are
stored as compressed data.
\row \o \c{-compress} \o \c{level} \o Compress input files to the given
compression \c{level}, which is an
integer in the range 1 to 9. Level 1
does the least compression but is
fastest. Level 9 does the most
compression but is slowest. To turn
off compression, use \c{-no-compress}.
The default value for \c{level} is -1,
which means use zlib's default
compression level.
\row \o \c{-root} \o \c{path} \o Prefix the resource access path with \c{path}.
The default is no prefix.
\row \o \c{-no-compress} \o \o Disable compression.
\row \o \c{-binary} \o \o Output a binary file for use as a dynamic resource.
\row \o \c{-version} \o \o Display version information.
\row \o \c{-help} \o \o Display usage information.
\endtable
See also \l{The Qt Resource System} for more information about embedding
resources in Qt applications.
*/
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