Here's a solution to the problem that occurs when vs2010 import someone else's file:
VS2010 After some updates, the Win32 Console project will be "error LNK1123" errors, the solution for the Project | Project Properties | Configuration Properties | Inventory Tool | INPUT and OUTPUT | Embed list "yes" to "no", But you have to set it up one time without creating a new project.
When establishing the VS2010 Win32 Project project, "Error LNK1123" errors are still occurring according to the solution above, and the solution is as follows:
The first step: the same as on.
Step two: Change Project | Project Properties | Configuration Properties | connector | manifest File | Embed list to "no".
The third step: the general computer after the two-step setup can solve the problem, but if there are problems, then click the method to solve:
Whether the computer is a 64bit operating system, if so, continue 2.
Find out if there are two cvtres.exe. One is C:\Program Files (x86) \microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\vc\bin\cvtres.exe and the other is C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v
4.0.30319\cvtres.exe. Right-click Properties | Details to view both version numbers, delete/rename older versions, or reset the path variable.
Unexpectedly, the root of the solution is the third step, after removing the old version of Cvtres.exe, you do not need to set the configuration every time.
VS2010 's embedded manifest file may make everyone very mad, in fact, every time I myself is manual 1th, 2 steps, but the recent QT Creatror can not be used, hint
Qt Creator error:lnk1123: failed during transition to COFF: invalid or corrupt file
I really can't stand, finally follow the third step, I changed the Visual Studio 10.0 directory Cvtres.exe name to Cvtres1.exe, equivalent to delete the original EXE. ran in the creator and succeeded.
http://blog.csdn.net/chchlh/article/details/21241657
Qt Creator error:lnk1123: failed during transition to COFF: invalid or corrupt file (vs2010 embedded manifest file)