How do you add version information to a DLL compiled with MCC?

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We have successfully built a dll from MATLAB, and using it with our C++ code. However the version information for the dll is not set (right click, Properties). We want to set the description and version information. We are using a Project file (.prj) within the MATLAB Library Compiler tool.
I have read the threads that are related to this topic, but can't find enough information to make it work. We have an .rc file if that is needed. Can't find a way to get MCC to use the rc file. I have tried adding it in the Compiler tool in Settings dialog, Additional Parameters: -v myproject.rc. I see from the generated log that it recognizes this as a resource file (get lines for RCFILE = myproject.rc and RESFILE = myproject.res). But the building of the resource file doesn't happen. It doesn't seem to know what to do with the rc file.
Using MATLAB 2018a and Visual Studio 2017.
Thanks RJ

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jt bae
jt bae on 15 Feb 2022
from Matlab2019b DLL version is support.
Matlab 2018a refer below.
  1. Make the resource file(*.rc) using Visual studio
  2. edit the version using visual studio.
  3. create *.res file using Command Prompt. ex) rc myProject.rc
  4. include *.res file to Matlab project
  5. and make DLL ex) mcc -I myProject.m myProject.res

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