Type Library

The hardcoded resource might look like this:
Code:
section '.rsrc' resource data readable

  macro resource type,address
   { dd type,address-resource_root }
  macro subdirectory type,address
   { dd type,80000000h+address-resource_root }

  resource_root:
    dd 0,0,0
    dw 1,2                              ; 1 Name, 3 ID items
    subdirectory 80000000h+(_typelib-resource_root),dir_typelib
    subdirectory RT_ICON,dir_icon
    subdirectory RT_GROUP_ICON,dir_groupicon

  _typelib du 7,'TYPELIB'
  align 4

  dir_typelib:
    dd 0,0,0
    dw 0,1                              ; 1 ID item
    subdirectory 1,typelib_1

  dir_icon:
    dd 0,0,0
    dw 0,1                              ; 1 ID item
    subdirectory 2,icon_2

  dir_groupicon:
    dd 0,0,0
    dw 0,1                              ; 1 ID item
    subdirectory 10,groupicon_10

  typelib_1:
    dd 0,0,0
    dw 0,1                              ; 1 item
    resource 0,resource_1               ; language 0

  icon_2:
    dd 0,0,0
    dw 0,1                              ; 1 item
    resource 0,resource_2               ; language 0

  groupicon_10:
    dd 0,0,0
    dw 0,1                              ; 1 item
    resource 0,resource_10              ; language 0

  resource_1:
    dd rva typelib,typelib_size,0,0

  resource_2:
    dd rva icon_data,icon_size,0,0

  resource_10:
    dd rva icon_header,icon_header_size,0,0

  typelib:
    file 'typelib.tlb'
    typelib_size = $ - typelib
  align 4

  icon_data:
    file 'myapp.ico':16h,744            ; icon data only
    icon_size = $ - icon_data
  align 4

  icon_header:
    file 'myapp.ico',12h                ; icon header only
    dw 1                                ; ID of icon data resource
    icon_header_size = $ - icon_header
  align 4
it includes also an icon, to show better the overall resource structure.