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DesignIntf.dcu not found

 
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Brian Rasmusson
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PostPosted: Sat Jan 28, 2006 10:42 pm    Post subject: DesignIntf.dcu not found Reply with quote



Hi,

I'm trying to upgrade a third party Delphi component to work with C++Builder
2006.

When compiling, it complains that 'DesignIntf.dcu' is not found. As I
understand it, that is now "hidden" in the designide file. designide.bpi is
in the Requires section of the project. What am I missing?

Their uses section contains:
{$IFDEF VER180} DesignIntf, DesignEditors {$ENDIF} //D2006

"Requires" contains: designide.bpi, rtl.bpi, vcl.bpi, vclactnband.bpi,
vclx.bpi, xmlrtl.bpi


Regards,
Brian


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Jeff Overcash (TeamB)
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PostPosted: Sun Jan 29, 2006 5:03 am    Post subject: Re: DesignIntf.dcu not found Reply with quote



Brian Rasmusson wrote:
Quote:
Hi,

I'm trying to upgrade a third party Delphi component to work with C++Builder
2006.

When compiling, it complains that 'DesignIntf.dcu' is not found. As I
understand it, that is now "hidden" in the designide file. designide.bpi is
in the Requires section of the project. What am I missing?

Their uses section contains:
{$IFDEF VER180} DesignIntf, DesignEditors {$ENDIF} //D2006

"Requires" contains: designide.bpi, rtl.bpi, vcl.bpi, vclactnband.bpi,
vclx.bpi, xmlrtl.bpi


If this is a 100% pascal based component set (more than likely) then bring up
the options and check the build all C++ files in the linker. It is simpler than
building a second C++ package and getting that right.

Quote:

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Brian




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Brian Rasmusson
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PostPosted: Sun Jan 29, 2006 7:58 am    Post subject: Re: DesignIntf.dcu not found Reply with quote




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If this is a 100% pascal based component set (more than likely) then bring
up
the options and check the build all C++ files in the linker. It is
simpler than building a second C++ package and getting that right.

Yes, I tried that. It also installs fine, but when I restart the IDE it
complains that it cannot find a symbol in one of the .BPL files.

I'll keep hunting .. :-)

Brian



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OBones
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PostPosted: Sun Jan 29, 2006 9:51 am    Post subject: Re: DesignIntf.dcu not found Reply with quote

You need to add -LUDesigneIde to the dcc32 command line options.

The bpi in the requires section is for the linker, but the complaint you
get is from dcc32. Two different buddies. Note that this "problem" has
been around since C5 at the very least.
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Brian Rasmusson
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PostPosted: Sun Jan 29, 2006 10:09 pm    Post subject: Re: DesignIntf.dcu not found Reply with quote


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You need to add -LUDesigneIde to the dcc32 command line options.

Ah yes, now that you mention it, I've seen that one before but forgot about
it.

It solved the problem. Thanks!

Brian



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