BorlandTalk.com Borland discussion newsgroups   Archives   FAQ   Search   Memberlist   Usergroups   Register   Profile   Log in to check your private messages   Log in  DesignIde.dll problem in D2005          BorlandTalk.com Forum Index -> Delphi Upgrade View previous topic :: View next topic   Author Message TValley Guest Posted: Wed Dec 08, 2004 10:33 am    Post subject: DesignIde.dll problem in D2005 I'm trying to add a D6 component to D2005, and I get the following error messages: [References Error] Could not find the assembly "Designide" on the Assembly Reference Search Path. [References Error] Could not find the assembly "vclx" on the Assembly Reference Search Path. I tried adding a path to the DesignIde.dcp file in C:Program FilesBorlandBDS3.0lib, but then I get: [Fatal Error] Bad file format: 'C:Program FilesBorlandBDS3.0libmscorlib.dcpil' I'm stuck. Why does Borland insist on making it so hard to reuse our existing components? Last week I tried compiling a very, very simple project formerly written and compiled under D6. It took me more four hours to get it to finally compile. How many MONTHS is it going to take to compile our larger apps, with hundreds of thousands of lines of D6 code and hundreds of third-party components? Having some regrets... I REALLY, REALLY wanted D2005 to be a knockout punch, but the slow IDE speed, incompatibilities and seemingly endlessly steep learning curve is putting a bit of a damper on my enthusiasm. Back to top Regent Gaudreau Guest Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2004 10:12 am    Post subject: Re: DesignIde.dll problem in D2005 Try running D2005 in Win32 Only, it's much more stable and faster. see: http://personal.telefonica.terra.es/web/alvaroymica/index.htm Reg TValley wrote: Quote: I'm trying to add a D6 component to D2005, and I get the following error messages: [References Error] Could not find the assembly "Designide" on the Assembly Reference Search Path. [References Error] Could not find the assembly "vclx" on the Assembly Reference Search Path. I tried adding a path to the DesignIde.dcp file in C:Program FilesBorlandBDS3.0lib, but then I get: [Fatal Error] Bad file format: 'C:Program FilesBorlandBDS3.0libmscorlib.dcpil' I'm stuck. Why does Borland insist on making it so hard to reuse our existing components? Last week I tried compiling a very, very simple project formerly written and compiled under D6. It took me more four hours to get it to finally compile. How many MONTHS is it going to take to compile our larger apps, with hundreds of thousands of lines of D6 code and hundreds of third-party components? Having some regrets... I REALLY, REALLY wanted D2005 to be a knockout punch, but the slow IDE speed, incompatibilities and seemingly endlessly steep learning curve is putting a bit of a damper on my enthusiasm. Back to top Tony Wakefield Guest Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2004 12:26 pm    Post subject: Re: DesignIde.dll problem in D2005 Regent Gaudreau wrote: Quote: Try running D2005 in Win32 Only, it's much more stable and faster. see: http://personal.telefonica.terra.es/web/alvaroymica/index.htm Reg TValley wrote: I'm trying to add a D6 component to D2005, and I get the following error messages: [References Error] Could not find the assembly "Designide" on the Assembly Reference Search Path. [References Error] Could not find the assembly "vclx" on the Assembly Reference Search Path. I tried adding a path to the DesignIde.dcp file in C:Program FilesBorlandBDS3.0lib, but then I get: [Fatal Error] Bad file format: 'C:Program FilesBorlandBDS3.0libmscorlib.dcpil' I'm stuck. Why does Borland insist on making it so hard to reuse our existing components? Last week I tried compiling a very, very simple project formerly written and compiled under D6. It took me more four hours to get it to finally compile. How many MONTHS is it going to take to compile our larger apps, with hundreds of thousands of lines of D6 code and hundreds of third-party components? Having some regrets... I REALLY, REALLY wanted D2005 to be a knockout punch, but the slow IDE speed, incompatibilities and seemingly endlessly steep learning curve is putting a bit of a damper on my enthusiasm. Try this link as well http://blogs.borland.com/CorbinDunn/ (at the bottom of the blog page)this tells you how to launch your own customized versions of Delphi with the command line -r option, been playing with this today on 2005. this allows you to have many different customized versions. This would make a nice new feature for Delphi a bit like customized desktops have customized loads. I am getting in a bit of a mess working out what packages etc to load so really need a matrix of dependencies produced by Borland. Any way certainly speeds up the loading and navigation. 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