![]() A manifest file is not created if you specify /MANIFEST:NO. If you do not specify /MANIFEST but do specify /MANIFESTDEPENDENCY comments, a manifest file is created. Or specify the /MANIFESTUAC:NO option if you do not want to generate a UAC fragment in the manifest. Specify the /MANIFESTUAC option and set the UAC level to the desired value. To change the default behavior for UAC, do one of these: For more information about UAC levels, see /MANIFESTUAC (Embeds UAC information in manifest). If you specify /MANIFEST but specify neither /MANIFESTUAC nor /DLL, a default UAC fragment that has the UAC level set to asInvoker is inserted into the manifest. If the ID parameter is not specified, the default value is 2 if the /DLL option is set otherwise, the default value is 1.īeginning with Visual Studio 2008, manifest files for executables contain a section that specifies User Account Control (UAC) information. Use a value of 2 for a DLL to enable it to specify private dependencies. The optional ID parameter is the resource ID to use for the manifest. ![]() The /MANIFEST:EMBED option specifies that the linker should embed the manifest file in the image as a resource of type RT_MANIFEST. ![]() For more information about manifest files, see Manifest Files Reference. MANIFEST specifies that the linker should create a side-by-side manifest file.
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