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Delphi package in BCB6

 
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PostPosted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 5:43 pm    Post subject: Delphi package in BCB6 Reply with quote



Hello folks,
I am trying to compile a delphi package ( http://bak-o-soft.dk/
Default.asp?Page=PBPrinterSetupDialog ) and I created all hpp/bpl/bpi
files and everything work fine with dynamic linking.
But it seems there are no way to generate .lib for static linking.
Is there any way to generate them?
It seems inside BCB6 the component wont be compiled...

thanks
Luca
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Craig Farrell
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PostPosted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 1:40 am    Post subject: Re: Delphi package in BCB6 Reply with quote



Hi,

Quote:
I am trying to compile a delphi package ( http://bak-o-soft.dk/
Default.asp?Page=PBPrinterSetupDialog ) and I created all hpp/bpl/bpi
files and everything work fine with dynamic linking.
But it seems there are no way to generate .lib for static linking.

BCB6's ilink32 supported the -Gl switch to
generate the static package lib. THis should
"just work" with no special steps when you build
the package in BCB6. Are you doing something
else though? Like trying to build all the BCB6
binaries in Delphi?

--Craig
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