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The example I am looking at is in the TurboPower FlashFiler database.
It has, for example, a file ffclcnst.rc which contains
FF_CLIENT_STRINGS RCDATA FFCLCNST.SRM
and I can run
BRCC32 ffclcnst.rc
at the command prompt which seems to compile the .SRM file into a .RES file, but I cannot see how to change the information in the .SRM file. It appears to come from the ffclcnst.str file so I assume there is some way to convert the .STR file into the .SRM file.
The readme tells you:
Please note that these are not standard Windows string resources. They’re something TurboPower made up. For a full explanation, be sure to read the String Resource Manager’s documentation. You can make an ordinary string-table resource in your .rc file, or you can skip the .rc file altogether and declare
resourcestringconstants directly in your Delphi code. Unless you’re editing TurboPower code, or you need to support ancient Delphi versions, I recommend you just use normal string tables.